Posted on 10/30/2009 9:09:22 AM PDT by Military family member
Should Congress be required to post all legislation online with enough time for the public to read bills before the vote takes place?
Please Freep this Poll
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Should Congress be required to post all legislation online with enough time for the public to read bills before the vote takes place?
Yes, the public has a right to know the content of legislation.
5 100%
Yes, but only for appropriation bills.
0 0%
No, the delay would slow down the legislative process.
0 0%
No opinion
0 0%
Does this poll need to be Freeped? Who would vote “no” other than Congressmen. And that’s only 435 votes.
Done!
10 votes so far....all are in favor of complete posting to the net.
Voted yes. Democrat style. 5 times.
Also, a complete change history should be included so that we can see which Congressman added or removed each and every page, paragraph, sentence, word or punctuation mark and what the vote was to make those changes. No staffer should ever have the ability to make those changes without a Congressman authorizing and taking responsibility for the changes.
Should Congress be required to post all legislation online with enough time for the public to read bills before the vote takes place?
Yes, the public has a right to know the content of legislation.
40 100%
Yes, but only for appropriation bills.
0 0%
No, the delay would slow down the legislative process.
0 0%
No opinion
0 0%
Number of Voters : 40
First Vote : Friday, 30 October 2009 16:05
Last Vote : Friday, 30 October 2009 16:15
Tell it Karl! I’m in 100% agreement with you.
“Yes” has 100% with 62 votes. :D
~SC
Didnt Obama PROMISE this as a Candidate????????????
“Didnt Obama PROMISE this as a Candidate????????????”
Of course he did, but don’tcha know... all his promises have expiration dates?
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