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Should all pending federal legislation be posted online for a minimum of 72 hours before voting can take place?
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Results so far:
| Yes | 87% | 149 votes | Total: 171 votes | |
| No | 13% | 22 votes |
Yes
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Created on: July 25, 2007
Instead posting pending federal legislation online, our government is in the process of trying to shut
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by Larry Wayne
Created on: December 08, 2009 Last Updated: December 11, 2009
Absolutely. 72 hours is not enough, but it is better than no chance at all to look at federal legislation,
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Created on: April 11, 2010 Last Updated: April 12, 2010
Wow! Posting pending legislation on-line before Congress votes on it? What a great idea!
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Created on: August 19, 2007
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. Although I answered yes, realistically
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by Duane Kuehn
Created on: September 08, 2007
Federal Legislation demands the right of the People to know its propositional pluses as well as its
No
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by Rick Badman
Created on: April 18, 2009
There are many reasons why I don't believe all pending legislation should be posted on the Internet
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Created on: February 07, 2009
While I do believe that an informed American public is a good thing, I would hesitate to use the word
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Created on: July 25, 2007
Although I am a firm believer that all Americans should be educated about pending legislation before
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by Patra Valin
Created on: February 04, 2008 Last Updated: February 28, 2008
I believe the key word in this debate is the word 'ALL'. Not all pending Federal legislation should
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