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Who are the hundred 'special ones' supporting such a bill in the first place? It would be really nice if someone could compile profiles of these political leade
by monsterix 15y ago
Who are the hundred 'special ones' supporting such a bill in the first place? It would be really nice if someone could compile profiles of these political leaders/servants, their names, and office of public duty.
Often there are a lot 2 cent/4 cent support staff helping such 100 odd people introducing lame bills too. Call it bureaucracy or whatever. Bring these people online, and connect with them. Confront them, probably.
I think it would be really nice to meet these people, and perhaps interact with.
[Edit: Spell check]
- camiller 15y agohttp://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr3523 http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr3523 find the link that says "show cosponsors" and click it. click any individual name for more details.
- monsterix 15y agoThanks, camiller :-) This just got interesting for me to dig deeper. Probably all stories about these negative bills should carry photos and profiles of who's who in the league. If it's about transparency enforcement then the sword should sweep in both the directions. That's fair to ask, I believe, especially from chairs that are funded from taxpayers money.
- camiller 15y agoFor what it is worth, you can also read the text of the bill there. Having done so (it is only 11 pages), I'm not convinced this is a "negative" bill.