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Clarkie1 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-29-06 01:55 AM
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36. What about Congress being required merely to vote on recommendations
made by the President that specific spending items be cut from a massive spending bill. Do you know that most spending bills are not even read by anyone in Congress?

If Congress simply votes on whether they agree with the recommendations, they would not be ceding power to the executive, but their actions would be more transparent, which would benefit the people.
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