Democrats may try to pass as many as 20 bills in the lame duck session

[Cindy Seeley]

Welcome to November Speaks

The lame duck session is now a reality, with both the House and Senate set to return November 15 for a one week session, followed by a one-week break for Thanksgiving, and at least one more week at the
beginning of December. It is possible it could stay in session
throughout December in a reply of last year’s Christmas Eve health care
vote.

A recent article in The Hill indicated Democrats may try to pass as many as 20 bills in the lame duck session, and there is still some risk of an all-out push on everything from energy to card check to
enormous Social Security tax hikes based on the president’s deficit
commission recommendations.

We need your help to send Congress these clear messages!

1. These are the first votes of the 2012 cycle and public anger is not going away.
2. You have no right to raise taxes on any American while the economy remains weak and after class-warfare, tax-the-rich ideas were decisively rejected in a national election.
3. It’s wrong to cheat the American people by voting to fund ObamaCare before a new Congress elected not to fund it can be seated.

http://novemberspeaks.com/

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

FUNDING any legislation is the key to implementation.
Republicans now in congress can temporarily stop the democrats by voting against or filibustering
1) raising the debt ceiling and
2) stopping funding any legislation before the end of the year and the installation of the new congress.