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Edited on Wed Dec-19-07 06:44 PM by Mike03
I am not the brightest bulb when it comes to Congressional rules and protocol. Yes, I know we are in the majority, but only by a very slim margin, but...
What technical rules of the House or Senate are preventing our leaders, congresspeople and senators from simply tabling or shutting down financing of the war?
Also, so what if we break the rules? What happened to non-violent protest?
Isn't this what was done in Viet Nam? Did they not shut down financing of the war?
There's no excuse not to try, is there? Or, what am I missing?
According to polls, the vast majority of Americans detest this war, detest Bush and his asshole cronies, and desperately want an end to this godforsaken war. So, it can't be fear on the part of the Dems; we all want this fucking thing to end, so why would they be afraid to end it if they could?
Sorry for asking this dumb question. I am truly at wit's end now and don't understand why my elected officials are not trying harder to put an end to this insanity.
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