Is there a way to monitor upcoming congressional bills in Washington, before representatives vote on them?
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You can always go to the webpages for the U.S. House and Senate. Through those pages you can see the congressional schedule and the various bills under consideration.
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If you go to Congress.org you can get a listing of recent bill in Congress on both House and Senate.  It will also tell you how different representatives voted and what the final count was as well as a synopsis of what each bill is about.  I believe it also allows you to get info on state laws as well.  \n\nAnother great resource is the "Congress At Your Fingertips" directory.  It has all the contact info and more for every member of the House and Senate.  The book is printed by Capitol Advantage website www.capitoladvantage.com
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Call each company and request a summary of previous bills,let the operator know the date your moving in and state that you need the summary before you move in.
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Why don't you try the Congressional website? You should find the information you need there.
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It already passed the House in December. There is no way to know when the Senate will vote on it. It is currently in the Judiciary committee, and it could take months to get through there or never be moved on to the whole house.
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I'd like to see the day when every single law has to go through the public's scrutinization before being allowed to pass. \nI'd love to be able to determine whether or not to give myself a 23% raise every year! \nI would like to be able to vote on how and what our tax money is spent on.\n I also would like to have politicians buy their own cars with their own salaries. \nIt would be great but I'm not holding my breath on it!!
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www.congress.org ... go there and make yourself heard!  Second box in center of page says "Take Action," then enter your zip code under "Write Elected Officials."  This will give you options that are easy to follow and you can say everything you want to and demand to know what your Representatives intend to do about it ... and, more importantly, what you intend to do with your votes the next election.\n\nIt's time for all of us to STOP BEING APATHETIC and START BEING PROACTIVE.\n\nIt's past time for another Revolution ~ this one with no weapons other than words and determination.\n\nADD ON:\n\nRegarding the rallying cry, that's certainly not a bad one, but i think the issues are beyond the President; i think it involves all elected officials.  What about "Throw the b*st*rd OUT!" ... that might get the attention of all of them if they knew we were about to exercise our power to do just that.
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Something like this perhaps...\nhttp://www.vote-smart.org/voting_category.php?can_id=CNIP9107
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Contact your senators and congressmen by email:\nhttp://www.congress.org
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Probably. www.votetoimpeach.org---sign it soon.
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ME TOO!\n\nGET ON THE HORN, PEOPLE!\n\nAlso, there is an organization working on a petition that they are going to give to congress before the vote:\n\nhttp://www.grassfire.org/\n\nSign it. But don't stop there. At the link above, you can find your the phone numbers for the 2 Senators from your state. Call/Email/Fax/Mail your Senators TODAY, TOMORROW and EVERY DAY until THEY HEAR YOU AND VOTE FOR AMERICA and NOT FOR CRIMINALS!
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See below for various resources. Using the Constituents List link below, you will find a date selection. By inputting the date you will get a list of the constituents at that time.\n\nI hope I've helped!
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wgisala@washington.com\n-MM
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Good idea, I think it is a time for a march on Washington. Congress seems to be getting weak on what they started. Letters and e-mail you congressmen and senators and let them know how you feel.
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Can you post a copy of both bills so I can put them in Access and run a compare query on them?
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It is impossible to know when or even if it will be voted on, since it has not been placed on the calendar. The last thing that happened with the bill is the Senate Judiciary Committee held hearings on it.
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I would ask your local legislator.