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In reply to the discussion: There have been several OPs saying the Senate unanimously approved a Charlie Kirk day of rememberance resolution, but [View all]

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There have been several OPs saying the Senate unanimously approved a Charlie Kirk day of rememberance resolution, but [View all] lostincalifornia Sep 19 OP
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From what I can see, there was not a full senate vote questionseverything Sep 19 #3
I think ABC and other MSM headlines are intentionally putting up misleading headlines, trying to represent lostincalifornia Sep 19 #7
They only need 51 present for a quorum to take a voice vote Fiendish Thingy Sep 19 #4
Either walked or weren't paying attention, but It is very unlikely that in a formal vote you would have Senate lostincalifornia Sep 19 #8
A quorum was not present. lapucelle Sunday #25
Thank you, lostincalifornia. sheshe2 Sep 19 #5
It just that there seems to be so many outlets pushing a misleading narrative. I think it is prudent that we lostincalifornia Sep 19 #12
I did a quick search before responding. sheshe2 Sep 19 #16
More Info: TheProle Sep 19 #6
Thank-you. A misleading headline from many of the MSM "news" outlets. lostincalifornia Sep 19 #9
The country's lost its goddamn mind. TheProle Sep 19 #10
and I don't think Antipsychotics will solve the problem, or maybe that is the problem, too many are already on them. lostincalifornia Sep 19 #13
Thank You, The Prole! Cha Sep 19 #20
It was just a Republican stunt. Quiet Em Sep 19 #11
I think so, and from what I am observing a lot of the MSM don't mind pushing the misleading headline that lostincalifornia Sep 19 #14
They've been extremely misleading Quiet Em Sep 19 #17
Of course, the m$$$m Doesn't mind getting it Cha Sep 19 #22
Thanks Cha. lostincalifornia Sep 19 #23
You're Welcome, Cha Saturday #24
Thank you for explaining kavotheclown Sep 19 #15
Thanks for this mcar Sep 19 #18
It passed by unanimous consent. Wiz Imp Sep 19 #19
TY for bringing this up. Given the tally in the House I have also found the Senate claim baffling. Hekate Sep 19 #21
The bottom line is that there was no tally in the Senate because a quorum wasn't present. lapucelle Sunday #26
Kick nt Justice matters. Sunday #27
There is no tally. The resolution was "approved" by a voice vote of those present. There was no quorum. lapucelle Sunday #28
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