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9. Cool. What about that other issue?

Tue Feb 9, 2021, 12:08 PM

Feb 2021

You know. The one where you make a categorical statement and people say, "What's your basis for that?" and then crickets happen.

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Question for the constitutional scholars... [View all] pink Feb 2021 OP

No to both your questions former9thward Feb 2021 #1

Then how do you explain dpibel Feb 2021 #3

Senate rules make attendance mandatory. tritsofme Feb 2021 #5

Asking again StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #10

I heard it on CNN during the first trial. tritsofme Feb 2021 #11

I've read through the rules pretty thoroughly and found no such rule StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #13

Wait. No to both? dpibel Feb 2021 #7

I misread the first question. former9thward Feb 2021 #8

Cool. What about that other issue? dpibel Feb 2021 #9

I know a lot of people like to play gottcha games on this site former9thward Feb 2021 #12

No. Senators are not required to be present. StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #4