maineman » 21 May 2024, 1:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Bees Bees Bees:
Pray tell, what part of golfboi's initial statement did you fail to understand?
Here it is one more time:
"YES *******. FIFTY VOTES IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO PASS A BILL IN THE SENATE WHEN ALL SENATORS ARE PRESENT AND VOTING"
It would seem, based upon your post above about a missing Angus King, that the part in RED went right over your head... or perhaps through it, maybe?
Beekeeper » 21 May 2024, 1:34 pm » wrote: ↑ The STATEMENT IS 1000% CORRECT, DIPPYBOI!!
Seeing how the VP as the tiebreaker ISNT A SENATOR!!!![]()
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Now, you want to play PIGEON **** ON THE CHESS BOARD AGAIN??? YOU LOST ALREADY, NOW ADMIT YOU LOST AND THEN YOU CAN TAKE YOUR BOARD, PIGEON, AND ALL THE **** ON YOUR FACE AND SHUT THE **** UP!!!
Boo, moron, BOOOOOO!!!
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Beekeeper » 21 May 2024, 1:34 pm » wrote: ↑ The STATEMENT IS 1000% CORRECT, DIPPYBOI!!
Seeing how the VP as the tiebreaker ISNT A SENATOR!!!![]()
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Now, you want to play PIGEON **** ON THE CHESS BOARD AGAIN??? YOU LOST ALREADY, NOW ADMIT YOU LOST AND THEN YOU CAN TAKE YOUR BOARD, PIGEON, AND ALL THE **** ON YOUR FACE AND SHUT THE **** UP!!!
Boo, moron, BOOOOOO!!!
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maineman » 21 May 2024, 1:17 pm » wrote: ↑ no one ever said the VP was a senator. He's just a guy who, occasionally, according to the constitution, gets to cast a VOTE in the senate.
And as I said, if you say that "fifty votes is all that is needed to pass a bill in the senate when all senators are present and voting", what do you do if the VP is off visiting the Prime Minister of Great Britain? fifty votes will NEVER be all that is needed to pass a bill in the senate when everyone is there. 51-49 gets it done, but 50-50 does NOT get it done. The VP gets to cast a vote in certain circumstances, and a full house and an even 50-50 split is one of those circumstances. And what do you do if the VP sides with those voting NAY? Is 50 votes all that is needed to pass a bill in the senate when all senators are present and voting but the VP does NOT want the bill passed?
Therefore...one last time...
"Yes *******. Fifty votes is all that is needed to pass a bill in the senate when all senators are present and voting" is 100% incorrect.
You either need fifty-one votes from senators alone, or fifty-one votes from a combination of senators and a concurring, present, voting Vice President
Beekeeper » 21 May 2024, 1:41 pm » wrote: ↑ Try THIS on for PIGEON **** SIZE, ****!!!.........
"The Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided" (U.S. Constitution, Article I, section 3
And then this as well.....
The Senate shall chuse their other Officers, and also a President pro tempore, in the Absence of the Vice President
So, the VP can THEORETICALLY be off somewhere, but they aren't on very many occasions and ESPECIALLY if it appears to be a TIE VOTE ready to happen or unless the SENATE IS NOT IN SESSION OR ON RECESS.
Your PROBLEM here maineboi, is that YOU love to toss the HYPOTHETICALS that never or rarely happen and the FACTS ARE, all sneators present, and 50 yea votes are cast, a BILL CAN AND USUALLY DOES PASS!!
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of course. that does not change the fact that you failed to read and understand the statement made by golfboy that I have taken issue with.Beekeeper » 21 May 2024, 1:42 pm » wrote: ↑ IT still stands as FACTUAL as it gets, *******!!
You have an issue with that REALITY and often time FACT that a Senator may not be there to cast a vote and it ends up 50-49 and a bill passes???
can a senator vote present?maineman » 21 May 2024, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ of course. that does not change the fact that you failed to read and understand the statement made by golfboy that I have taken issue with.
when all senators are present and voting... including Angus King... there are 100 of them... and if the vote is 50-50, it doesn't pass unless it gets a 51st vote somewhere. Some senator can change his vote or the VP can cast a tie breaking VOTE but the winning bill will always receive AT LEAST 51 votes.
That's all the *** did for the hot minute he was in the Senate before being installed in the Oval office
Warcok » 21 May 2024, 2:48 pm » wrote: ↑ That's all the Obama did for the hot minute he was in the Senate before being installed in the Oval office
And God help us if number 51 should be that brutal, ghetto cackling, nincompoop that you elected.maineman » 21 May 2024, 1:46 pm » wrote: ↑ President Pro Tem is a senator. He does not increase the count and he does not get to vote twice.
Fifty votes is not enough when everyone is there. You must have 51. Golfboy's statement is false. I have shown you that. You should just admit your error and move on instead of doubling down on stupid.
If all senators are present and voting and the vice president is there and voting, any bill that passes will have had 51 votes cast in its favor. 50 is not enough.
Good old BarryWarcok » 21 May 2024, 2:48 pm » wrote: ↑ That's all the *** did for the hot minute he was in the Senate before being installed in the Oval office
RebelGator » 21 May 2024, 3:00 pm » wrote: ↑ And God help us if number 51 should be that brutal, ghetto cackling, nincompoop that you elected.
RebelGator » 21 May 2024, 3:00 pm » wrote: ↑ And God help us if number 51 should be that brutal, ghetto cackling, nincompoop that you elected.
maineman » 21 May 2024, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ of course. that does not change the fact that you failed to read and understand the statement made by golfboy that I have taken issue with.
when all senators are present and voting... including Angus King... there are 100 of them... and if the vote is 50-50, it doesn't pass unless it gets a 51st vote somewhere. Some senator can change his vote or the VP can cast a tie breaking VOTE but the winning bill will always receive AT LEAST 51 votes.
I am not a ******* and fifty votes are NOT all that is needed to pass a bill in the Senate when all senators are present and voting. 51 are needed. every. ****. time.
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Your statement was that 51 votes were ALWAYS required to pass a bill in the Senate. Period.maineman » 21 May 2024, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ @Beekeeper
If @golfboy had said "fifty senators - and a concurring, present, and voting vice president - are all that is needed to pass a bill in the senate when all senators are present and voting", he would be correct and we wouldn't be having this discussion. He didn't say that, however.
If what the Vice President did was something other than casting a vote, they wouldn't call it a VOTE.
golfboy » 21 May 2024, 5:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Your statement was that 51 votes were ALWAYS required to pass a bill in the Senate. Period.
Low IQ