Posted on 06/20/2020 10:23:30 AM PDT by knighthawk
Minnesota’s state legislature failed to agree on an acceptable compromise for police reform before ending a special session, state leaders announced.
As the only state with each chamber of its legislature controlled by a different party, any kind of agreement seemed a tall order. In the early hours on Saturday morning, both chambers voted to adjourn, leaving the matter unresolved.
The week-long special session was, at times, tense, with some lawmakers criticizing their counterparts for taking half-measures or asking for too much. The Republican Senate leader and Democrat House leader both blamed the other party for creating the impasse.
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Well they better damn well RE-journ or else.
The exact same scenario that will be played out in the U.S. Congress over the next few weeks.
Oh dear. Trouble in left-wing paradise. Their agenda was supposed to be passed by acclamation.
Imagine being back in grade school and the kids are given the task of handling adult issues.
Hey, that’s the signal to go burn or steal more stuff! There’s still more shopping to do.
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