Re: SB 354 vote MOVED-Link to today's committee vote
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:53 pm
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Hardly. There is a calendar committee for both the house and senate.cbr600 wrote:Do I understand correctly that the Senate has no calendars committee where bills can get lost for weeks or months?warhorse10_9 wrote:RPB wrote: 4 ayes 2 nays
The Senate does not have a Calendars Committee. It takes 21 votes (2/3) to bring a bill to the floor for debate. This procedure takes the place of a Calendars Committee.RHenriksen wrote:Hardly. There is a calendar committee for both the house and senate.cbr600 wrote:Do I understand correctly that the Senate has no calendars committee where bills can get lost for weeks or months?warhorse10_9 wrote:RPB wrote: 4 ayes 2 nays
The lt. Gov can have a lot of influence on the senate cal committee... which in our case isn't a good thing, I wager.
Doh!Charles L. Cotton wrote:The Senate does not have a Calendars Committee. It takes 21 votes (2/3) to bring a bill to the floor for debate. This procedure takes the place of a Calendars Committee.RHenriksen wrote:Hardly. There is a calendar committee for both the house and senate.cbr600 wrote:Do I understand correctly that the Senate has no calendars committee where bills can get lost for weeks or months?warhorse10_9 wrote:RPB wrote: 4 ayes 2 nays
The lt. Gov can have a lot of influence on the senate cal committee... which in our case isn't a good thing, I wager.
Chas.
Why do you say that? I thought Dewhurst got an A+ from the NRA.RHenriksen wrote:The lt. Gov can have a lot of influence on the senate cal committee... which in our case isn't a good thing, I wager.
Dewhurt has been a good friend of gun owners for a long time. IIRC he was very important in getting the Motorist Protection Act passed a couple sessions back.RHenriksen wrote:The lt. Gov can have a lot of influence on the senate cal committee... which in our case isn't a good thing, I wager.
Man, I need to just quit talking. I was thinking of Joe Straus, in the house.hirundo82 wrote:Dewhurt has been a good friend of gun owners for a long time. IIRC he was very important in getting the Motorist Protection Act passed a couple sessions back.RHenriksen wrote:The lt. Gov can have a lot of influence on the senate cal committee... which in our case isn't a good thing, I wager.
Noted, thanksCharles L. Cotton wrote:Please do not call Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinajosa!! I can't say more, but contacting his office now would be very harmful. It may be necessary later, but not now!
If you read something on other boards about calling, please ignore it! There are well-meaning people who don't know what's going on.
Chas.
I won't call him nor write or fax him/his office at the moment until you advise to.Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa (D-McAllen) voted with his constituents, rather than his personal beliefs, by opposing a “campus-carry” bill that passed the Senate Committee on Criminal Justice on Thursday, staffers said.