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Old 02-16-2013, 10:28 PM
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Default Bill brought before the House in Ky

Senator Whitfield from KY has introduced a bill that will put the brakes on the corps plan until the effects can be understood in an assessment and possible long term study.
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Old 02-16-2013, 11:54 PM
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Senator Whitfield from KY has introduced a bill that will put the brakes on the corps plan until the effects can be understood in an assessment and possible long term study.
B. I have an email from Rick Duty with a PDF file with a copy of the bill ... don't know how to convert to Copy and paste to the forum ... I am going to email it to you maybe you can ?? ..... <'TK><
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Old 02-17-2013, 12:09 AM
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Thumbs up BMelton .... Thanks .. <'TK><

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Old 02-17-2013, 12:23 AM
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It is really a good feeling seeing a Politician that understands that he works for the People, not for the part of the Government that think WE work for THEM.....Thank you Senator Whitfield....I dont want to get all Political.......but I think its time for ALL Big Government to understand this.....
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Old 02-17-2013, 12:42 AM
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It is really a good feeling seeing a Politician that understands that he works for the People, not for the part of the Government that think WE work for THEM.....Thank you Senator Whitfield....I dont want to get all Political.......but I think its time for ALL Big Government to understand this.....
Better yet Harry !!! Where is Bill ...(Haslem ) on this issue !! <'TK><
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Old 02-17-2013, 02:35 AM
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T.K.,

Here’s Kentucky Congressman Ed Whitfield’s draft of the bill intended to stop the Corps. I converted it from PDF to WORD, and in that process, there is usually some layout corrections (spaces, margins, underscores), but the text is all there. Note that it is a “Discussion Draft”. It will go through a lot of hands, gather ideas and refinements before it is presented to the appropriate committee. (Note the absence of a Bill Number, and committee name.) Theoretically, it could languish in a committee until it died - or take a number of other paths on the way to becoming law. Even if successful, it will take some time. So, I would encourage your members to applaud Congressman Whitfield, his supporters and like-minded legislators, and encourage them to keep the process moving. Keep writing and calling your representatives offices. Don’t let up!

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Old 02-17-2013, 07:37 AM
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Theoretically, it could languish in a committee until it died - or take a number of other paths on the way to becoming law. Even if successful, it will take some time.
At this point, no one should care if it lives or dies. No action will be taken by the USACE until the bill has run it's course. By the time it winds it's way through committee, the commander who is pushing this measure will be retired and it will be a non-issue to the Corps. It's not too early to claim a victory for our side on this matter.
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