Lawmakers file discharge petition, aiming to force floor vote on WEP, GPO bill
The discharge petition the lawmakers filed requires 218 signatures — a simple House majority — to force a floor vote, possibly ending WEP and GPO for good.
“There’s really no telling just how much of an impact election year politics could have if we do face a shutdown,” Larry Allen said.
“Confidentiality is anathema to the purpose of these policies, which is to restore public trust,” Jeff Ruch said.
“The unique solution that we’ve created combines atmospheric water generation where we suck the water from the humidity in the air,” Lanson Jones said.
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