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1 posted on 06/15/2013 2:21:36 PM PDT by hasb3an
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To: hasb3an

even if it worked its a drop in the ocean


2 posted on 06/15/2013 2:24:04 PM PDT by GeronL (http://asspos.blogspot.com)
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This is a good idea and would keep members of Congress in their home districts where they could actually know what their constituents think. However, I think that all candidates for Congress must first pass an examination on US history and government, US geography and basic economics and undergo a polygraph exam asking questions about their honesty.


3 posted on 06/15/2013 2:30:31 PM PDT by The Great RJ
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Naw. Too much even to telecommute.

Just send the House and Senate recorders over
To the monkey cage at the nearest zoo. Same difference.


6 posted on 06/15/2013 2:49:14 PM PDT by Gaffer
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We could save billions and live more happily if Congress would recess for four years or so...


7 posted on 06/15/2013 3:30:10 PM PDT by dinodino
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To: hasb3an; All
First, what side of the fence is Pearce on? Is he a constitutionalist or not? I saw the (R) by his name, but that doesn't mean anything these days.

Next, if Pearce is a Constitution-respecting conservative, then I'm for the virtual Congress from the following point of view. Progressives have inflicted thousands of "razor cuts" on the constitutional republic over the last 100+ years to practically destroy the country. Conservatives likewise need to learn to learn to be happy with taking tiny steps to restore the constitutional republic. Maybe Pearce's project is one of those tiny steps.

Finally, if Congress was operating within its Article I, Section 8-limited powers then I could see that members of Congress wouldn't need to spend so much time in DC. But it seems like Congress is having hearings 24/7 to investigate not only its own partisan corruption, but also Oval Office corruption, Benghazi for example.

So is Pearce saying that public would be able to access telecommunicated hearings, and perhaps participate in them? I know that the crooks that Congress has recently been subpoenaing would wouldn't get side-stepping, PC question from FR members like they do from members of Congress.

8 posted on 06/15/2013 4:00:03 PM PDT by Amendment10
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a very bad idea

why?

the main result will be that it will be even easier for them to create more laws with which to bind us

a better idea would be to ban their use of computers in the Capitol building and make them take horse and buggy for transportation in D.C. and covered wagons for long distance transportation - keeping them away from D.C. and out of the Capitol bldg more often


9 posted on 06/15/2013 4:10:46 PM PDT by Wuli (qu)
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Without the supervision of other members being physically near them, they would be drunk early every day and abuse the pages and interns.


10 posted on 06/15/2013 4:27:57 PM PDT by eartrumpet
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So then would the NSA be taking the place of CSPAN?


11 posted on 06/15/2013 4:46:34 PM PDT by zencycler
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Why have Congress at all? Why not just let Hussein make all the decisions? /sarc.


14 posted on 06/15/2013 8:24:37 PM PDT by Jyotishi (Seeking the truth, a fact at a time.)
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