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> Does no one read what they are voting for? Does it really sound like the most likely explanation to you? Because I can think about several others.
by benterix 3y ago
> Does no one read what they are voting for?
Does it really sound like the most likely explanation to you? Because I can think about several others.
- logrot 3y agoDo share
- AlecSchueler 3y agoPlease could you share your other explanations? Whatever you're implying here is not clear, especially to non Americans.
- hallway_monitor 3y agoThe answer, of course, is that everyone sincerely agreed it would be beneficial to have the quacks wear wizard hats (to keep them from getting a big head)
- cqqxo4zV46cp 3y agoWhat? You’re either speaking from the perspective of an American, or a non-American.
- MathMonkeyMan 3y agoWhat is another likely explanation?
- michaelt 3y agoThey might have read it, thought it was funny, and approved it anticipating someone else blocking or vetoing it. I mean, it's certainly true that lots of gigantic, complicated bills don't get read properly by politicians before voting on them. But this is about a paragraph and written in clear English, so you'd imagine it would have a good chance of getting read.