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New Study: High Corporate Taxes Stifle Small Businesses http://t.co/V6NQmVmz
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Why Mitt Romney should tap Bobby Jindal by ATR's @GroverNorquist and @patrickmgleason http://t.co/G8Zp82Jx
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RT @AmyKremer: @Chuckmeg Get over urself & move on. @BarackObama's record speaks 4 itself & will b the thing tht defeats him. @g ...
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CoGC: COGC Sends Letter to Congress Regarding NDAA http://t.co/7s1B9NT8
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Cruel and Unusual Regulation http://t.co/18ROoBBg
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ATR Releases 2012 List of State Taxpayer Protection Pledge Signers for May 15 Primaries http://t.co/JoFsgCtW
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Maryland’s Special Tax Hike Session Kicks Off Today http://t.co/8IXhQy7d
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Coburn to Republicans: Hike Taxes or Find Another Country to Live In http://t.co/yo1gxp6h
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CoGC: Nanny State Update: Regulating Lassie and Banning Baked Goods http://t.co/rEZPz0RA
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Congressman Blackburn's Amendment De-Funds Obamacare's Legal Team http://t.co/H7hzUQjy
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Remember how the trillion dollar spending and debt package promoted under the guise of "economic stimulus" was passed without a member of Congress actually having read the bill?
If the Tea Party movement is any indication, taxpayers were really upset about that - and rightfully so.
Now, as we're staring down the barrel of another horrible bill consisting of hundreds of pages - the Waxman-Markey Cap-and-Trade tax hike bill - Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee prepared themselves for a possible GOP attempt to slow down the process by - rightfully - requesting a reading of the 946-page bill including major amendments.
How did they prepare themselves, you ask? Well, by hiring a speed reader. I am not kidding. As the Wall Street Journal reports on its blog:
A committee spokeswoman said the speed reader -- a young man who was on door duty at the hearing as he awaited a call to the microphone -- was hired to help staffers. After years of practice, the panel's clerks can read at a good clip. But the speed reader is a lot faster, she said."Judging by the size of the amendments, I can read a page about every 34 seconds," said the newly hired staff assistant, who declined to give his name. Based on that estimate, it would take him about nine hours.