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"If 22 Republicans vote “no”, and one G.O.P. representative is absent, as expected, the vote is likely to fail." -- nm
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mara
That's encouraging. When was the last time a bill was brought to vote that didn't pass?
Posted by
Mop (aka rburriel)
May 4 '17, 10:41
I assume that most often, the bill is tabled rather than set it up for failure.
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Don't know. The Hastert Rule basically means it does not happen anymore.
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ty97
May 4, 10:44
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