Baker Donelson's public policy group and the Daschle Group are pleased to provide our fifth update on developments regarding infrastructure and appropriations legislation. This is the.
in all candor last weekend the people who were harassing sinema didn t know what they were talking about. they followed her into the restroom to berate her for not having a path to citizenship in the build back better bill. senate parliamentarian said it can t be done under the byrd rules. the looun particulars who followed her into the lady s room didn t understand it has been agreed to by everybody because it s the rules. dana: i don t know if you know her personally. everything i understand and i don t know her, i would love to get a chance to talk with her. apparently she is not somebody who is necessarily going to be bullied into changing her mind because of this kind of behavior. she might harden her position. i think that s natural. it is highly unlikely a member of the united states senate or a member of the u.s. house will be kowared into doing something they don t want to do simply because protestors show up in
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Radicals in Congress are frustrated and angry at President Joe Biden over the Senate parliamentarian’s decision to exclude the minimum wage increase from the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill passed by the House on Saturday. And the radicals believe it’s only going to get worse.
Many of the bills being considered in the House now may never see the light of day in the Senate because of legislative rules that have developed over centuries and were designed to protect the rights of the minority. Democrats didn’t mind those rules when they were in the minority. But now that they could get a simple majority in the Senate on just about any bill, they see the rules as anti-Democratic and designed to slow the progress of social justice.
he has a rule in reconciliation named after him. the byrd rule. republicans are talking about it a lot these days because what they are pointing out is through the byrd rule and other points of order you can raise in reconciliation, you can have things struck from the bill and in order for the democrats to preserve those things in the bill it requires 60 votes so there are, in effect, many 60-vote thresholds that come up in the course of a reconciliation bill. republicans threaten to push every one of them. senator robert byrd pushing back in the only way he can at this point saying in his view, he s echoing what senator kent conrad said this week. in his view this is not a violation of byrd rules to take pieces of the overall legislation and adjust them once they have passed into law by the house passing the senate bill. does senator byrd put to rest the idea that there might be some basic fundamental problem