@georgeob1,
Quote:It wasn't a "meme" (whatever that may be). It was instead a clear reference to the well known statement rationalizing her actions by the Democrat House Majority Leader who rammed the still incomplete consultant-drafted legislation through the House with zero consultation or negotiation with the Republican minority. Hardly an irrevelant matter.
Good. You added "rammed" as well. I also like "consultant drafted". The zero consultation/negotiation though is the kicker. You've got your history totally screwed because you attend to media that has that goal.
As to bill reading:
1) what's the normal process for reading bills before a vote?
2) who's responsibility is this?
3) how many individuals are responsible?
4) what's the normal period of time allowed for such study?
5) what historical variations are there in that time allowance?
6) what changes in the above occur when the bill is extremely large and very complicated?
7) in such a case, is an individual assigned to study or a team or a group of teams?
8) who do they report to?
9) if time is short for such review/overview operations, what else are sitting office holders and their staffs spending their time doing - ie fund raising?
10) in the normal course of all these affairs, how many sitting politicians read bills at all?
Unless you want to do research into all those questions, I'm not even going to begin talking with you about "no one read the bill". It's a propaganda line but you swim in the stuff and don't know it to see it.
