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luckyleftyme2

(3,880 posts)
Thu Aug 6, 2015, 08:46 PM Aug 2015

he said=its not about winning or losing= wtf


A MESSAGE FOR THE MAINE HERITAGE GROUP ;THE TEA PARTY AND MR BURNETT -IT'S NOT ABOUT WINNING OR LOSING, IT'S ABOUT YOU IDIOTS WASTING MY TAX MONEY ON THE FOOLISHNESS YOU GUYS COME UP WITH=LIKE TABOR(WHICH WAS FALSELY PROMOTED A FEW YEARS BACK ) GET OFF YOUR GOD DAM ASS AND DO THE PEOPLES BUSINESS(THAT'S HOW A DEMOCRACY IS RUN) THE COURT HAS SPOKEN NOW ACT OR WE THE PEOPLE WILL!
"In their unanimous ruling Thursday, the justices acknowledged that "the constitutional language at issue is ambiguous. The Questions presented by the governor require reference to context, governmental tradition and practice and judicial precedent." The ruling said based on the filing, factual background and legislative record, along with the long-held traditions and practices of Maine governors and Legislatures, the "temporary legislative adjournment does not prevent the return of the bills."
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Schedule set for Gov. LePage vs Legislature
The State of Maine Constitution mandates the governor has 10 days to act on bills if lawmakers are in session. However, if the Legislature has adjourned, the governor is not required to take action until the Legislature reconvenes for three full and consecutive days.
The justices said the 65 bills that were not returned within the time limit became law, effective 90 days after the adjournment of the first regular session. They said they were aware of the hope that a compromise would be found that would allow an opportunity to revisit the decisions and timeframes, but the Maine Constitution doesn't allow for it.
NOW WHAT ONE OF YOU MORONS CAN'T READ THIS!OR NEED A PROCTOR TO EXPLAIN IT TO YA?
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he said=its not about winning or losing= wtf (Original Post) luckyleftyme2 Aug 2015 OP
NOW SOME OF THESE NUT CASES WANT TO GET A PEOPLE VOTE luckyleftyme2 Aug 2015 #1

luckyleftyme2

(3,880 posts)
1. NOW SOME OF THESE NUT CASES WANT TO GET A PEOPLE VOTE
Thu Aug 6, 2015, 08:56 PM
Aug 2015

The State of Maine Constitution mandates the governor has 10 days to act on bills if lawmakers are in session. However, if the Legislature has adjourned, the governor is not required to take action until the Legislature reconvenes for three full and consecutive days.
The justices said the 65 bills that were not returned within the time limit became law, effective 90 days after the adjournment of the first regular session. They said they were aware of the hope that a compromise would be found that would allow an opportunity to revisit the decisions and timeframes, but the Maine Constitution doesn't allow for it.
NOW WHAT ONE OF YOU MORONS CAN'T READ THIS!OR NEED A PROCTOR TO EXPLAIN IT TO YA?

I WOULD LIKE YOUTO GO AHEAD AND WASTE MORE OF MY TAX MONEY CUZ THE ANSWER WILL BE THE SAME! YA THOUGHT YOU COULD BULLY THE VOTER BUT YA JUST BEGINNING TO FEEL THE SHAFT OF JUSTICE COMING AND THERE ISN'T ANY VASELINE ON THE POINTED END! YOUR DOING MORE HARM TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY THAN ANY DEMOCRAT EVER COULD!
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