For a government shutdown if it happens.
The U.S. Senate is dysfunctional because of Harry Reid.
No budget.
No votes on most House legislation.
No nothing except his way or the highway.
We’re seeing it again in the Continuing Resolution and Debt Ceiling battles. Because Reid has shut down and shut out Republican voices, the only way to raise budget issues is using Continuing Resolution and Debt Ceiling deadlines — a necessity in Harry Reid’s Senate not the choice Republicans wanted.
The poisoning of our politics by Reid did not start with the latest battles, it has been his methodology for years.
You will not hear this narrative in the mainstream media.
So on this day of all days, Tweet out #BlameHarryReid.
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(added) As of 12:41 a.m., the hashtag #BlameHarryReid was still rising (Twitter feed added to bottom of post):
Twitchy if tracking the action, #BlameHarryReid: Looming shutdown? Citizens to Sen. Reid: Own it.
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Update: True to form, Politico via Drudge reports that Reid, who had the Senate take all of yesterday and this morning off, will not allow a vote on the House bill funding the government but removing the medical equipment tax:
Via NoisyRoom, The Truth About A Government Shut-Down: It doesn’t really “shut down” the government and it’s been done in 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1990 and 1995:
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