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NPR executive Vivian Schiller resigns under pressure from board and CPB

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« Reply #15 on: March 17, 2011, 05:36:46 pm »

I fucking love this crazy Jew!



Oh? The Republican rule about 72 hour notice? I guess that only applies to Democrat bills.  Roll Eyes

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/17/dem-tweaks-house-republicans-ahead-of-npr-defunding-vote/
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Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner, New York, called out Republicans on the House floor Thursday morning for allegedly breaking their own rules, during debate on a measure that would strip federal funding for National Public Radio.

Weiner objected to consideration of the bill, saying it violates a House rule, "which requires 72 hour layover of the bill and it to be electronically noticed in order for it to be considered by the House." He continued, "This bill did not lay over for 72 hours. It was noticed at 1:42 p.m. on Tuesday. Therefore it has to wait until 1:42 on Friday to be in compliance with the rules of the House."

The House vote on the bill was expected mid-afternoon on Thursday.

Weiner then held up a sign with a quote from House Speaker John Boehner and read aloud, "I will not bring a bill to the floor that hasn't been posted online for at least 72 hours." He then prodded Republican Rep. Ted Poe, Texas, who was sitting in the chair, "Would the Speaker please clarify for the body that the 72 hours rule is either being waived or does not exist?"

Poe responded that the rule is not predicated on a number of hours, "but rather on a number of calendar days." He said that since the measure had been electronically available online since Tuesday, that would constitute three calendar days, thus not breaking any rules.

Weiner pushed a little further asking Poe to clarify, "Did this bill age for 72 hours? Yes or no?"


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