Archive for September 26th, 2007
Normally the phrase government efficiency would be considered an oxymoron. However, the politicos have become quite adept at spending our money and approving measures to do so very quickly.
Congress passes many bills without reading them. Some are prepared so close to the vote that not even their sponsors really know what’s in them.
That’s nothing. Now Congress can push through legislation no one reads even faster, lickety-split.
It’s called “hotlining,” and it was designed to get nitpicky business-y kinds of things done quickly. But recently the business has turned serious.
Read it all: The Sam Adams Alliance - Unanimous Non-Consent
