Thank you Peyton. The specifics of what is and isn't allowed seem to some extent a bit subjective (regardless of whether the Senate goes along with the Parliamentarian's ruling or not). The short of it seems to be if it is related to spending/tax credits etc. it is allowed, but any changes to laws/statutes are not allowed. I am glad we have a referee who is a long-time appointee, and that the 2001 firing by Trent Lott does not get repeated soon.
Thank you Peyton. The specifics of what is and isn't allowed seem to some extent a bit subjective (regardless of whether the Senate goes along with the Parliamentarian's ruling or not). The short of it seems to be if it is related to spending/tax credits etc. it is allowed, but any changes to laws/statutes are not allowed. I am glad we have a referee who is a long-time appointee, and that the 2001 firing by Trent Lott does not get repeated soon.
Thank you. I learned a lot and will share