tritsofme
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Thu Aug-10-06 03:05 AM
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| How easy is it to "strip" someone of their committee positions? |
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People seem to be throwing this idea around about Lieberman, like Reid can just decide to do this tomorrow, but isn't it more complicated?
I seem to remember that once assigned to a committee you hold that position throughout the term of the Congress or unless you are removed by a majority vote of the committee.
I really don't think its as easy as Harry Reid waving a magic wand and saying Lieberman is no longer on any committees.
Maybe someone could clarify.
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Erika
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Thu Aug-10-06 03:11 AM
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| 1. If Liebermann is allowed to keep these posts |
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Edited on Thu Aug-10-06 03:12 AM by Erika
It will be a travesty.
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Thu Aug-10-06 03:16 AM
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| 3. That's not my question |
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Edited on Thu Aug-10-06 03:17 AM by tritsofme
Everyone seems to just assume Reid can strip him of all his posts at a whim.
I haven't seen anything to suggest he can, he sits on committees in his capacity as a senator, not a partisan after he is appointed.
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Thu Aug-10-06 03:13 AM
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| 2. I think they can do anything they want to do. |
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And they had better do this one thing. Of course, given what we've seen of Joe lately, he won't go easily.
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Thu Aug-10-06 02:44 PM
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| 6. It isn't that easy, but if Liberman were to return as an Independent |
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then he should no longer have his Democratic committee assignments.
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