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To: OldDeckHand

Thanks.

Here is another question.

The senate Obamacare bill has not yet passed the house, and therefore could theoretically go though the bicameral conference committee.

Question: So if a reconciliation bill went to the senate and Rs objected, how could the parliamentarian rule on changes to a law which could still change in conference?

So I would argue that ramming reconciliation through the senate first is completely irrational, but what do I know?


33 posted on 03/03/2010 8:06:58 AM PST by ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas (Pat Caddell: Democrats are drinking kool-aid in a political Jonestown)
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To: ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas
"So I would argue that ramming reconciliation through the senate first is completely irrational, but what do I know?"

Make no mistake, I never said it was rational. In fact, I think that it clearly violates the spirit of the Reconciliation process, but given loopholes in the language, it's probably allowable.

34 posted on 03/03/2010 8:12:43 AM PST by OldDeckHand
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