There were 52 bills introduced in the House and Senate yesterday.
Three of these may be of specific interest to readers of this blog:
HR 6 Latest Title: Reserved for
the Speaker. Sponsor: Rep
Boehner, John A. (R,OH) , Rep
Gardner, Cory (R,CO)
HRES 504 Latest Title: Raising a
question of the privileges of the House. Sponsor: Rep
Fudge, Marcia L. (D,OH)
S 2086 Latest Title: A bill to
address current emergency shortages of propane and other home heating fuels and
to provide greater flexibility and information for Governors to address such
emergencies in the future. Sponsor: Sen
Thune, John (D,SD)
The use of the phrase ‘may be of specific interest’ today
includes more than normal emphasis on ‘may’. The first two bills have no real
purpose shown in their listings on Thomas.LOC.gov, so I don’t really have any
idea of what they are all about. We will see when they get printed by the GPO.
I suspect that both of these are more politically motivated than normal.
The last bill is now the third bill that is designed to
address the current fuel (particularly propane) shortage in many areas of the
Midwest and East. I had expected the Senate to take up HR 4076 by now, but the
introduction of two separate Senate bills (S
2085 and now S 2086) would tend to indicate that there is something else
going on here. We will just have to wait to see these two Senate bills printed
to determine what else is being addressed.
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