You see, I think this should become a trend.
Think about it. Somebody stands up in Congress and gives some papers to the Speaker of the House. The person reads it, then the Speaker of the House rips it up.
Imagine if that was a bill.
"Madame Speaker, I present to you my proposal that the government get involved with the regulation of the color of vacuum cleaner bags. We cannot allow this plethora of colors of vacuum cleaner bags to continue to cause confusion among the American consumer when having to choose between beige, taupe, off-white, and light grey. My proposal would allow for the creation of the Department of Vacuum Cleaner Bags with oversight authority on all such items manufactured in or imported into the United States and offered for sale to consumers.Tell me, would you be upset if the Speaker then ripped it to shreds?
I also present my accompanying proposal that covers industrial vacuum cleaner bags and ensures they conform with the standards set forth by the E.P.A. and the United Nations Climate Neutral Strategy.
I also present my accompanying proposal to increase funding to the United Nations specifically for its Climate Neutral Strategy."
It should be the duty of the Speaker of the House to rip up everything handed to her (or him, once things right themselves). If that means a presidential speech or two gets ripped up in the process, that's the price we have to pay.
Republicans really need to just say, "Typical!" and drop it.
ReplyDeleteIf normal people make a big deal about every bad behavior of Democrats, we'll never be able to get to work to support Democrat voters.