Yes.
Have you? What kind of informative response did you get?

Let me guess.."Thank you for the call. We are very concerned with that also. We're working on finding a resolution that we can all accept. Again...thanks for the call"

Something along those lines?
Wake up Skippy.

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Posted by pakowitz

Scott, LA

Member since Jul 2005

2356 posts

Posted on 2/13/19 at 11:51 am to omegaman66

Considering every major conservation group such as the TRCP, NWTF, RMEF, BHA etc are all in favor, I'd say it's a boon for hunters and conservation.

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Posted by theOG

Member since Feb 2010

10517 posts

Posted on 2/13/19 at 11:53 am to Dale51

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Have you?

No, I'm aware that if I want to know what congress is up to, all I have to do is click the link that I gave you and I can find out.

You are only a "victim" in this because you want to be.

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Posted by Dale51

Member since Oct 2016

32378 posts

Posted on 2/13/19 at 12:28 pm to theOG

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No, I'm aware that if I want to know what congress is up to, all I have to do is click the link that I gave you and I can find out.

Bullshiit.
You can find out generalities. Period.
You cannot find the specifics of what a bill contains after their "horsetrading" has been going on. A lot of unrelated spending and programs get shoved into bills. It is the job of the elected representatives to give a heads up as that process is ongoing. They don't.

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Posted by deltaland

Member since Mar 2011

90911 posts

Posted on 2/13/19 at 4:44 pm to TejasHorn

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which passed 92 to 8, represented an old-fashioned approach to dealmaking that has largely disappeared on Capitol Hill. Senators from across the ideological spectrum celebrated home-state gains and congratulated each other for bridging the partisan divide.

This tells me that the citizens likely just got fricked.

Who voted against it?

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