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Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor released the new House calendar for the 113th Congress on Friday, and if you thought the 112th Congress was unproductive—just wait.
In 2013, the House will be in session for a grand total of 126 days. Congress will spend roughly two-thirds of the year not working. In January, Congress will be in session for eight days—which, compared to August where they will be in session for two days, is considered a “full month.” June will be Congress’ busiest month with 16 whole days of work.
If only we could all give ourselves 239 days off every year.
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They will be with their constituents during all that time off, though, right?
And don't anyone laugh, I mean it!! LOL
So, if we do go over the cliff, they won't have much choice about it, will they? There won't be any money to pay them, right? And dude who said that they EARNED their pay needs a good slap upside his face, imo.
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compared to how much the CA legislators actually work, this is a slave schedule.
Now, go look at LA mayor and Democratic Convention chairman, Antonio Vilarigossa, or Tony Villar, or whatever he calls himself to get elected this week. The LA times did a study on him and his work at city hall.............11 % of the time he worked. The other 89% were spent doing, doing, doing??? well, no one knows, but I'm sure it had something to do with trimming the budget
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Quoting 29again:
They will be with their constituents during all that time off, though, right?
And don't anyone laugh, I mean it!! LOL
So, if we do go over the cliff, they won't have much choice about it, will they? There won't be any money to pay them, right? And dude who said that they EARNED their pay needs a good slap upside his face, imo.
Oh, I am sure they will be paid, cliff or no cliff. They will make sure of that. Each time we have come up to a fiscal emergency that won't fund the military, it never involves not paying Congress either.
