Jason Rantz hosts The Jason Rantz Show on AM 770 KTTH weekdays from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Washington Democrats changed a 132-year-old House rule that guaranteed a free and open debate on the floor. Now, in the House, Democrats have complete and total control to stopIn a party-line vote, Democrats lowered the supermajority threshold to end debate on a bill to just the majority, which Democrats have. They conducted the vote on a Friday to avoid media coverage of this deeply concerning move.
Except they no longer have to because Fitzgibbon, along with his Democrat colleagues, gets bored of sitting through speeches they disagree with when they know they have the vote to pass legislation. They complain that House Republicans use their three minutes to sometimes reiterate points previously made.
“There is no mechanism whatsoever for the minority to block the will of the majority,” Stokesbary explained on “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH. “If there were, trust me, we’d have used it extensively. But there just isn’t. The majority can decide when to start session, when to end session, what bills to come to the floor, what bills to amend, what bills not to amend, what bills to pass, what bills not to pass. A minority cannot stand in the way of any of that.
What are Democrats truly scared about? They don’t want effective speakers to argue against their radical bills because it will generate media coverage and political pressure. Washington Democrats ended a 132-year-old rule ensuring debate on the House floor. Why? To prevent Republicans from arguing against them.Rantz: Democrats want lighter sentences for violent felons, citing too many Black offendersBenton County Commissioner Jerome Delvin hopes to let U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detain criminal migrants at the local jail, despite sanctuary law.
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