Not only 2010 but NOW. We can take our own action NOW!
Yes, it’ll more than likely be rammed through this week...but then the challenge really starts. As PATRIOTS, it is our DUTY to fight this tooth and nail. Are you with me??
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The Plan: First, conservatives will object to the appointment of the conferees. This is not a motion, so it is non-debatable. An objection cannot be overcome unless the Senator making the objection caves. Let’s hope Senator McConnell agrees with this approach — but regardless, the objection shall be made.
This forces two votes in the U.S. House, one vote to amend the Senate bill on the House floor, since the Senate bill likely cannot pass the House unamended, and will force another vote on final passage of the amended House bill.
So, first, conservatives force two votes in the House, by preventing the appointment of the conferees, and therefore, preventing a House-Senate Conference.
Second, the left will focus on three separate issues to kill the bill in the House. The object of these issues is not to support these policies per say, but to add items to the House bill that will be so objectionable that when the bill goes back over to the Senate, that the Dems lose one or more of their 60 votes.
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What does this all mean? That means our plan of action is to call our GOP senators...or if you don’t have them, call Coburn or DeMint... and tell them to:
OBJECT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF THE CONFEREES
Do it tomorrow morning! Let’s make the left’s life miserable and FIGHT to stop this thing and kill it DEAD.
See here for full details: http://www.redstate.com/dan_perrin/2009/12/20/the-extraordinary-measures-needed-to-kill-the-bill/
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THAT. WE CANNOT GIVE UP NOW. WE MUST DEFEAT THIS THING.
Thank you... I will be calling.
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The Plan: First, conservatives will object to the appointment of the conferees...
Read full details here: http://www.redstate.com/dan_perrin/2009/12/20/the-extraordinary-measures-needed-to-kill-the-bill/
Legal counsel ping
We also need to know the process re: states rights/exemptions?
Bttt
I agree with you, thanks for the link.