House GOP leadership rejects 6 of 8 rules changes sought by conservatives, with more pending

Just the News. ^ | November 25, 2022 | Nicholas Ballasy

[lurk]

If you want change you don’t do it on the DC level. You go house to house in the precincts.

[dsrtsage]

Already images of Lucy and the football. This is my shocked face

[Political Junkie Too]

I'd like to see a rule that says no more omnibus spending bills, go back to department-specific budget bills.

They don't need a rule to do this, as nothing is stopping them from passing clean separate department budgets.

Then let the Senate deal with it. That will take away a lot of Schumer's power, and indirectly, McConnell's, too. They won't have a massive spending bill to negotiate their hidden pork. They will have to pass what the House sends them, and then defend why they refuse to approve spending for each department.

This is what we used to call "regular order."

-PJ

[Alberta's Child]

Parliamentary systems of government are very different than ours. We have fixed terms of office for Federal elected officials and fixed dates for sessions of Congress.

[SuperLuminal]

Yawn...

What did anybody with half a brain expect?
The normal GOP circle jerk has begun...

GOP history of the past 60 years (except most issues related to the SCOTUS) is one of ineptness & deceit...

At least, during such periods, the communists only get 50% of their nefarious schemes into law or regulation...