The N.C. House followed at 1:30 p.m. with its own adjournment and a larger crowd, since members were in full session yesterday.
House shuts down, too
Submitted by markjohnson on August 11, 2009 - 12:31pm.Tags: General Assembly | Under the Dome
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Re: House shuts down, too
Submitted by robdarich on August 11, 2009 - 1:06pm.
Shutting down the House and saying "Goodbye" to the Senate? Get out of my head!
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Re: House shuts down, too
The old saying is that the longer the legislature is in session at Raleigh, the more the citizens should fear for their jobs, purses and general well being. The longer they stay, the more mischief is done and the more money they extract from our pockets. The fact that less than a dozen representatives determine EVERYTHING that gets done, should be a sign that we need to throw out the lot of them. This also includes the pirate in the Governor's house. Too much is determined at a restaurant near the beach.