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still_one

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7. It has to do with what is allowed if we go through reconciliation, because it has to pass the Byrd

Reply to PA_jen (Reply #4)

Fri Feb 5, 2021, 08:11 PM

Feb 2021

rule, and the parliamentarian will not let it go through, but even if it did, there are two Democrats in who would have an issue with it.

In order to clear the Byrd rule, and thus be eligible to be passed with a simple majority as opposed to 60 votes, a piece of legislation cannot contain elements that are ruled extraneous to the federal budget.

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It has to do with what is allowed if we go through reconciliation, because it has to pass the Byrd still_one Feb 2021 #7

Does the Constitution say we need to follow the parliamentarian? JoeOtterbein Feb 2021 #13

I think so Joe, because reconciliation is a parliamentary procedure still_one Feb 2021 #14

I know it's not you. JoeOtterbein Feb 2021 #15

The reason for this is because it won't pass reconciliation because of the the Byrd rule still_one Feb 2021 #5

They did not know that before they... JoeOtterbein Feb 2021 #9

Sure, but they try to put as much into as they can. The odds are though that the still_one Feb 2021 #11

There's a whole parliamentary process where the parliamentarian jorgevlorgan Feb 2021 #6

I am pretty sure the parliamentarian will say no because of the Byrd rule, but thank-you still_one Feb 2021 #8

Dems voted against it too. No way it was going to pass this time. Marius25 Feb 2021 #10

Probably two of them, but the parliamentarian most likely will throw it out before it still_one Feb 2021 #12