The 115th Congress-Washington 2017

[Tallahassee News Station]

"I completely understand Senator." She began earnestly. "Its something to think about, but I ultimately think that an amendment like this is for the best. Yes, the people of Oregon may elect Senator Allison again and again, but its worth thinking about why he's the only real choice they get in November. Its not because he understands their issues or is particularly inspiring, its because they've become compacent and they feel like its all they know. If we actually make sure that they can get someone into this chamber who represents them, and not an idea or placeholder, then we can change the course of the country for good. And that's something we're all interested in." She explained. "He's going to tell you that its party line to vote against a cleaner, more efficient democracy, but we both know its to save his seat for himself."

"I will take that into consideration Senator," Brankers said with a very slight frown. Waiting until Locklear was a good distance away he turned his head to the elderly Senator standing close to him.

"Senator Allison what can I help you with?"

"Just a lil' chat bout this bill." Stacey said casually and watched Locklear leave. "Second opinion to what you just heard there I'd say" he guessed.

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

“I am listening.”

[Prolieum]

House Floor-Chair

"Without objection, the motion passes. The floor is open to motion and debate."

[Meelducan]

House floor

Donald: “I move to call the previous question.”

[Tallahassee News Station]

“I am listening.”

"Couple things I could say here. Easy one would just be ta point out that you'd think keepin' a democracy would mean lettin' folks elect who they want, and not sayin' its our part ta say they can't. But I'm just gonna play it straight with you here. No one here knows how to make things for politics like I do, and that means there ain't no one who can see it the way I can. Awful convenient gettin' the big guns for the reds and the greens comin' out with somethin' that'll knock out th' incumbents in a year comin' that's got more blues runnin' then you'll ever see. Not bad for folks in their first year writin' this ta make somethin' that'll make them tha most experienced once others can't run anymore, nice ta have the years over others when its leadership for yerself you want."

"Matter of fact, helps you out a good bit, seein' you just came on in. Vote to pass and you're sittin' pretty pretty with the Miss Locklear there and the ones writin' the bill. Good career move for ya. Make a good play for yerself. All you gotta figure is if what you're carin' most about is makin' things first for you."

Stacey smiled and did a grandfather like pat on the arm and left Brankers to think.

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

“I am listening.”

"Couple things I could say here. Easy one would just be ta point out that you'd think keepin' a democracy would mean lettin' folks elect who they want, and not sayin' its our part ta say they can't. But I'm just gonna play it straight with you here. No one here knows how to make things for politics like I do, and that means there ain't no one who can see it the way I can. Awful convenient gettin' the big guns for the reds and the greens comin' out with somethin' that'll knock out th' incumbents in a year comin' that's got more blues runnin' then you'll ever see. Not bad for folks in their first year writin' this ta make somethin' that'll make them tha most experienced once others can't run anymore, nice ta have the years over others when its leadership for yerself you want."

"Matter of fact, helps you out a good bit, seein' you just came on in. Vote to pass and you're sittin' pretty pretty with the Miss Locklear there and the ones writin' the bill. Good career move for ya. Make a good play for yerself. All you gotta figure is if what you're carin' most about is makin' things first for you."

Stacey smiled and did a grandfather like pat on the arm and left Brankers to think.

Brankers looked down and mustered whatever courage he could.

"Mr. President, I vote Nay."

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

"I second the motion." Jamie cried

Jamie Johnson do the writing of another note to Donald

Dear Donald,

I have thought of a major problem we must fix right now. I heard Evil Ellen Walton is using Walmart as a point to brainwash and arm drunk teenagers to kill fellow Democrats. How should we solve this problem? I think it is the video games.

Most Serene and Kindest Regards,
Jamie

[Prolieum]

House Floor-Chair

"Without objection, the motion passes. The question is whether Instituting Patriot Day as a Federal Holiday shall pass. This House shall move into voting procedure."

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Jamie Johnson: "Aye"

De Nieto: "Aye"

Brennan: "Aye"

[Meelducan]

House floor

Donald Johnson: “Aye.”

Donald had seen Jamie’s note and began to reply.

Cousin,

I get drunk and play Candy Crush and I do not start shooting up random Democrats, it must be them Progressive’s! I think we should break in to their offices and find out how they are brain washing our youth!!!

Highest Possible Regards,
Donald

[The Orion Islands]

Wilson goes over to the Colorado and Arizona delegations to looby them to stop the Give Noble a Senate Seat Amendment, co-sponsored by Noble's #2 fan, Peter Amaras, and an enemy of God, the unborn, and coal Reginaldo Alphonsey.

[Greater Arab State]

Senate Floor

Noticing Senator Wilson lobbying Kramer proceeded to head over to the senior Alabama Senator and the West Virginia and Tennessee delegations to lobby them to support the amendment.

[Velahor]

Smith: “Aye.”

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

House floor

Donald Johnson: “Aye.”

Donald had seen Jamie’s note and began to reply.

Cousin,

I get drunk and play Candy Crush and I do not start shooting up random Democrats, it must be them Progressive’s! I think we should break in to their offices and find out how they are brain washing our youth!!!

Highest Possible Regards,
Donald

Dear Donald,

Good idea I will get the break-in kit ready ASAP!

Infinite Regards,
Jamie

[Bruke]

Morton: “Aye”

[The United Artherian Federation]

House Floor

White: “Aye.”

[Tallahassee News Station]

Jared-Aye
Stevenson-Aye

[The Orion Islands]

Wilson, once done with the Arizona and Colorado delegations, goes over to the present half of the New Mexico delegation, before going over to the Nevada, Montana, and California Democrats, portraying the amendment as a naked Progressive power grab.

[Tallahassee News Station]

Wilson, once done with the Arizona and Colorado delegations, goes over to the present half of the New Mexico delegation, before going over to the Nevada, Montana, and California Democrats, portraying the amendment as a naked Progressive power grab.

Stacey shooed Wilson away with his cane once he came over to the Democratic side of the chamber "Git now boy, talk of the ears of your own folks or just get a sit down"

[Imperial Esplanade]

Rep. Freeman: (P-MA) "Aye."

[Dentali]

House of Reps


Glen Anderson: I would like to submit the following bill for consideration

Bill Proposal Sheet

Official Name: First Amendment Protection Act

House of Representative Sponsors: Glen Anderson, Amelia Yang, William Brennan
Senate Sponsors: Helena Locklear, Edgar Brankers, Phillip Prejean, Zachary Fowler

Overview: This bill makes any state, or territory found infringing on protected speech under the first and fourteenth amendments ineligible to receive any federal grants or subsidies.

Section 1: The first amendment was written to protect the free exercise of religion, speech, press, expression, petition and assembly without government interference. These rights are sacred and vital to the existence of a democracy and for the respect of human dignity. A society in which citizens unable to criticize the government takes one step further into tyranny and dictatorship. It is the first building block of a democracy, and as such is the first entry in the bill of rights.

James Madison said “Liberty is to faction –[political parties or movements] what air is to fire, an aliment without which it instantly expires, But it could not be less folly to abolish liberty, which is essential to political life, because it nourishes faction, than it would be to wish the annihilation of air, which is essential to animal life, because it imparts to fire its destructive agency.”


Section 2: Definitions:

A) “Unprotected Speech” is speech that is subjected to regulations issued by the government which can be classified as obscenity, fighting words, fraudulent misrepresentation, advocacy of imminent lawless behavior, threats and defamation.

Section 3: Prohibition

A) All Constitutionally Protected rights to speech, free exercise of religion, press, expression, petition and assembly may not be infringed upon by any state entity. The Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment applies the 1st Amendment to the States meaning states may not infringe upon the 1st Amendment. Unprotected Speech is not protected by this act.

B) Any State or Territory of the United States found in federal court infringing on the rights defined by the first amendment may not receive, in any way, shape or form; federal funding, benefits, subsidies, grants, contracts or any other program until any laws infringing on these rights is removed. Funds may also not be distributed to any State or Local agencies under the state government in question. Private entities within the State are not affected.

C) All contracts currently in place between the State in question and the Federal government must be honored until the end of contact but may not be renewed while the state government is found to be infringing on the first amendment rights of its citizens.

This bill is then honorably presented to The House of Representatives for consideration in order to protect the first amendment to improve the United States Law and is backed by Representatives Glen Anderson, Amelia Yang, and William Brennan and Senators Helena Locklear, Edgar Brankers, Phillip Prejean, and Zachary Fowler on April 15th, 2018

Do Not Remove: 1337

[Dentali]

House Floor-Chair

"Without objection, the motion passes. The question is whether Instituting Patriot Day as a Federal Holiday shall pass. This House shall move into voting procedure."

Anderson: Aye
Samara: Aye

[The Orion Islands]

Wilson, once done with the Arizona and Colorado delegations, goes over to the present half of the New Mexico delegation, before going over to the Nevada, Montana, and California Democrats, portraying the amendment as a naked Progressive power grab.

Stacey shooed Wilson away with his cane once he came over to the Democratic side of the chamber "Git now boy, talk of the ears of your own folks or just get a sit down"

Senator Wilson: "Put that thing down. I am trying to stop a naked Progressive power grab, an undemocratic amendment, and the Give Noble a Senate Seat Amendment."

[Greater Arab State]

Senate Floor

Kramer after lobbying the senior Alabama Senator along with the Tennessee and West Virginia delegations proceeded to lobby the South and North Carolina delegations and from there headed to the Arkansas delegation and the Republican Senator for Florida.

[Tallahassee News Station]

Stacey shooed Wilson away with his cane once he came over to the Democratic side of the chamber "Git now boy, talk of the ears of your own folks or just get a sit down"

Senator Wilson: "Put that thing down. I am trying to stop a naked Progressive power grab, an undemocratic amendment, and the Give Noble a Senate Seat Amendment."

"Do it with your own kind, boy." Stacey waved off