Called, emailed and had a letter dropped off today, Wife called and registered voter daughter called. Keep it up. When wife called a few minutes ago, Senator Rush's office said they were getting slammed by calls opposing this.
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So ,waht is the next step here? Does the bill have to go to a senate-house resolution committee? If so, who is on the committee?
Um, sorry but you're incorrect. The NRA has NOTHING to do with it.
It's on the calender for 1:00 tomorrow... which means they'll probably be dicking around for at least an hour or more before they
get down to business.
https://malegislature.gov/People/ClerksOffice/Senate/Calendar
Live stream... https://malegislature.gov/Events/EventDetail?eventId=959&eventDataSource=Sessions
funny they are getting this pos moving quickly but the abortion buffer zone bill is still dragging guess we know where the priorities are
Is tomorrow the final vote for this to become law? Sorry, I can't keep up with this whole thread.
No. We're still several steps away from that nightmare.
Silly question: Did the budget pass and get signed yet? Let's not forget that is where the pepper spray language is waiting to go through.
I thought that I had read that the pepper spray language got stripped from the budget bill.
I thought that I had read that the pepper spray language got stripped from the budget bill.
It did
Called Eldridge and told them there was a lot of goood in the bill until they piled on with absurd amendments, particularly the Eldridge amendments.
1. The Senate votes on each amendment, then on the amended bill. If it passes, the bill goes to the House.
2. The House votes on whether to accept the amended S.2265 as-is. If it passes, the bill is sent to Patrick.
3. If the vote fails a joint committee hammers out a compromise, and
4. The House and Senate independently vote on the compromise.
5. If the compromise bill passes both houses, it goes to Patrick.
Good. I called 2x today. Will call again tomorrow. Called him out on twitter too.I personally accounted for 13 calls to his office today. The aides give stony silence when we mention how truly awful the eldridge amendments are.
This fvcker needs to be in the private sector ASAP
Because of Petersons seniority, and yes vote he will most likely be on the joint committee.
This is one of the benefits of voting "Yes" Give him chance to Kill it.
Seniority does make a difference in committee appointments, but, those appointments were decided long ago and Peterson
isn't on the Joint Committee that this bill will be referred to....
Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security (take a look at whom the House Chair is)...
https://malegislature.gov/Committees/Joint/J22
It might have to go through the Rules Committee as well, but I'm not 100% certain of that...
https://malegislature.gov/Committees/Joint/J40
If the bill is amended by the second branch, it will have to be returned to the first branch for a concurrence vote. If concurrence is rejected, a bi-partisan conference committee of three members from each branch is appointed to craft a compromise bill that will be sent to both legislative branches for a final vote. The conference committee’s report recommending the compromise bill is not subject to amendment.