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the idea. both as a way to cut spending and to increase transparency. the state also did away with party affiliations. candidates run without parties listed on the ballot, and committee chairs are elected by senate members rather than partisan caucus leaders. norris added one more wrinkle. he made is so every single bill is entitled to a public hearing, a system that still exists today. does it work? in in 1935, the last bicameral session, they passed 192 bills that cost $202,000 at the time. the first u.n. cameral session passed 214 bills at a cost of $103,000. hmm, it looks like it worked that first year. over the years several states have considered the idea of switching, but it s never panned out. one noble evidence came from jesse ventura. he couldn t get the idea out of a committee.
compared to the mile that they run in the priqueness and kentucky derby, it takes everything out of them. i mean, i heard art sherman say he was empty. and the trainer felt like he was empty. but beyond that, this is a valid debate for people in horse racing to continue, but isn t there value as to the earth ethical manner of losing and tipping your hat. i heard art sherman s wife was tugging at him saying, don t do it. i understand, it is emotional. it brought 103,000 people at belmont together. it was electric. i haven t been to a sporting match like that in my lifetime. people were just rooting for this horse. and for that, that s an amazing story. you still hear champions like that whining after they lose. that s the problem i have with
priqueness and the chi dkentuck derby. and wicked strong as well, he didn t win the two, but he was also very tired. so there s something to this. i m glad we are having the dialogue because this is a controversial sport. they are putting the horses through the ringer. you and your husband were there, what were people saying? i have to tell you, i haven t been to a sporting event i haven t been to a super bowl like, that but there were 103,000 people there it was energetic. the imagine nick the atmosphere. and when the horse was running, that s two-and-a-half minutes. that s the husband and i. it s our anniversary today. so there we are. we had one of our first dates at saratoga springs. so this was a magical moment for us. but two-and-a-half minutes, people were excited. when california chrome came onto the track after he lost, everyone cheered. so it was a imagine mamagical m.
dialogue. this is a grueling sport on horses. and maybe if they stagger the races, so a month between, and that gives those horses that are running all three time to repair themselves. this horse was spent. and i don t mind seeing the owner spouting on tv. but the horse was too, back in the 70s. the secretariat. but how many of the horses back then were fresh-legged horses? you were there, 103,000 people packing into this. and the belmont stakes race is not something people pay attention to unless there s a chance of the triple crown. unless you are in the horse community. was it just electric? it was. i have never been to a horse event where everyone was cheering for the underdog. and everyone was sort of in unison on it. it was electric. and the two-and-a-half minutes were the most exciting moments in sports history. it s too bad we don t have a