What the hell? RINO House passes bill eliminating Senate confirmation for presidential appointees

crybaby-boehnerCowardly House Republicans passed a bill that eliminate Congress’ authority to confirm presidential appointees. It’s called the “Presidential Efficiency and Streamlining Act.” It already passed the Senate (did you hear about this? I didn’t.) Today, the cowardly House RINOs passed the “Presidential Efficiency and Streamlining Act” with little fanfare and the bill now goes to Marxist Obama to sign into law. This means that anyone Obama appoints will not be subject to congressional approval, and if god forbid he wins a second term, any radical leftist will automatically go to work in government. House ‘leaders’ passed the “Presidential Efficiency and Streamlining Act” via a voice vote to avoid putting their names on the record.

The House passed the legislation Tuesday night by a vote of 261-116. The bill now goes to President Obama’s desk for his signature.

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July 31, 2012 · Filed Under Latest Ramblings


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  • http://ndgoon.blogspot.com Goon

    Who in the hell approved this mess? 

  • Supermjc16

    I heard Mitt Romney asked Baner to pass this. Are we trading one dictator for another?

  • dcnj

    why isn’t this bigger news…

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  • http://twitter.com/Colony14 Colony14Author

    Well, it’s bad if Barry is reelected. If Romney wins, he can appoint some people who will make lefty heads explode.

    • Dprasse81

      doubt Romney would do that … he never has in his past … but , I pray he would … ABO …

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  • Mama_fishy

    Just read the bill. All bills in progress are published on the government’s website. It’s not about everybody he appoints, but does set a dangerous precedent.
    It’s not bigger news because a-  they think the average citizen will change channels when there is something important to report or b – they were asked to keep this quiet. You pick.  Certainly not good news for smaller contigencies of citizens who might be adversely impacted by a bad appointment to a bureau nobody knew existed.

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  • goosylucy

    Whaaaaaaat????????