And then we never heard from them again? The Dems were like, "oh no, blame that damn Parliamentarian who you've definitely heard of before, and who has a totally legit position that overpowers everyone, especially Harris and Biden." That was great.
And then we never heard from them again? The Dems were like, "oh no, blame that damn Parliamentarian who you've definitely heard of before, and who has a totally legit position that overpowers everyone, especially Harris and Biden." That was great.
The parliamentarian is also someone who the Senate can unilaterally fire.
Republicans did it when the parliamentarian got in their way
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2001/05/08/key-senate-official-loses-job-in-dispute-with-gop/e2310021-0f14-4667-a261-54e6c033207c/
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Absolutely. Rotating villains.
And people will just keep falling for this shit because :shrug-outta-hecks:
Yeah I remember discovering that too. The Senate Majority leader can just dismiss them, no vote or anything required
Wonder who the Senate Majority leader is if the Senate is majority Dem...
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Schumer was there when they did it. He watched them do it.
Democratic voters are gullible morons
Biden too, and yup
This is definitely Mitch McConnell fault, somehow.
They don't need to fire the parliamentarian, since their OPINION is non-binding.