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Friday, December 24, 2010

GOP-Controlled House Will Open Session Of Congress With Reading Of The U.S. Constitution

From Gateway Pundit:

5:53 PM (5 hours ago)Change!…GOP-Controlled House Will Open Congress With Reading of US Constitutionfrom Gateway Pundit by Jim HoftAs soon as Speaker Pelosi hands over her gavel to GOP leader John Boehner the 112th Congress of the United States will open with a reading of the US Constitution, a document often ignored by the far left extremists of the current Obama-Pelosi regime.




The 112th Congress




 
Republican Party – 242 members Democrat Party 193 members




They really need to hand out some copies, too.



The Washington Times reported:



The Constitution frequently gets lip service in Congress, but House Republicans next year will make sure it gets a lot more than that – the new rules the incoming majority party proposed this week call for a full reading of the country’s founding document on the floor of the House on Jan. 6.



The goal, backers said, is to underscore the limited-government rules the Founders imposed on Congress – and to try to bring some of those principles back into everyday legislating.



“It stems from the debate that we’ve had for the last two years about things like the exercise of authority in a whole host of different areas by the EPA, we’ve had this debate in relation to the health care bill, the cap-and-trade legislation,” said Rep. Robert W. Goodlatte, Virginia Republican, who proposed the reading. “This Congress has been very aggressive in expanding the power of the federal government, and there’s been a big backlash to that.”

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