After the House passed the spending bill, Democratic Senate staffers discovered that it contained a provision allowing the chairmen of the House and Senate appropriations committees, or their agents, to examine the tax returns of any American.wtf people
The two lawmakers who would have gained that power -- Sen. Ted Stevens, an Alaska Republican, and Rep. Bill Young, a Florida Republican -- both said they wouldn't use it, and the Senate approved a resolution deleting the language.
Frist and outgoing Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, a Democrat from South Dakota, agreed to hold the bill until the House could pass a similar fix, which could not happen before Wednesday.
Schumer said Pelosi told him she planned to hold up consideration of the bill in the House "until we find out who put this provision in."
Monday, 22 November 2004
we must avoid any disruption of governmen...
wait, the democrats discovered that two republicans had given themselves the ability to look at anyone's tax return in america, but those republicans say they don't want that power, and they have no idea how they've acquired that power?
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