Sadly not the first and wont be the last incident like this. Gee wonder why the American people are put off by their government.

Look, I'm sorry, but no member of the GOP can complain about "abuse of the process" for at least the next few terms. Where were these defenders of just process for the last 20 years?

>> ^misterwight:

Look, I'm sorry, but no member of the GOP can complain about "abuse of the process" for at least the next few terms. Where were these defenders of just process for the last 20 years?


I wish I could quality this comment.

What are those rules for chamber discussion called...been trying to find out for awhile now. The whole, being recognized, asking for unanimous consent to revise and address the floor, ect. Those have a name, but for the life of me I can't remember. I want to see who is actually out of order here, not that it is entirely relevant because you can game that system with filibustering and what not, but it still is relevant to my interests.

Wow, a video with a republican sounding like the reasonable part! Congratulations GOP, its been a few years.

Moving this video to MikesHL13's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

*beg

Sending this video to Beggar's Canyon to plea for a little attention - beg requested by original submitter MikesHL13.

>> ^misterwight:

Look, I'm sorry, but no member of the GOP can complain about "abuse of the process" for at least the next few terms. Where were these defenders of just process for the last 20 years?


That's some sweet logic there. That way the democrats can "abuse the process" for a few terms and be voted out, then the Republicans can get in and "abuse the process" some more... you know, to even it up for past indiscretions... and on and on and on.... *vomit