Senator Arlen Specter introduced a sense of the Senate resolution to urge the Supreme Court to allow live television coverage of oral arguments before the court.
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Senator Arlen Specter introduced a sense of the Senate resolution to urge the Supreme Court to allow live television coverage of oral arguments before the court.
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Glad to see CSPAN finally has a good channel full of videos, so I don't have to rely on just CSPANJUNKIEdotorg and votersthinkdotorg for this stuff.
Can someone answer me this? Just how much of what Congress does on the floor and in committee is covered by CSPAN? Is there a significant personage NOT required to be on the air? If you ask me, ALL public proceedings by Congress should be on the air. And Congress should never be allowed to do these slimy secret sessions. It's insane.
If Congress needs to talk about something in secret, as our representatives, it's probably not worth it. Like that bullshit FISA secret session a few years ago. Did they REALLY need to discuss classified intel to talk about the efficacy of FICA and warrantless wiretaps? Couldn't they just debate the issue at hand?
It's about damn time. The judges should be held just as accountable as the president and the dipshits in Congress! There's no reason NOT to be able to see what the Court proceedings for the 70 or 80 or so cases each year are. It's ridiculous that we still can't see SCOTUS preceedings live with real transparency. If we can videotape Congress and the president with no problems, we should be able to do the same for justices. I mean, they videotape lower court justices, right?
They want the MSM, the 4th Branch of Govt, to get more power on the Judiciary. No.. it's not enough the passed Patriot without reading it or debate on the floor, thereby destroying the power of the judicial branch. Now they underfund it and stick Katie Couric propagandist types in there to make the Judiciary more political.
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well he was a RHINO anyway.....
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Can someone answer me this? Just how much of what Congress does on the floor and in committee is covered by CSPAN? Is there a significant personage NOT required to be on the air? If you ask me, ALL public proceedings by Congress should be on the air. And Congress should never be allowed to do these slimy secret sessions. It's insane.
Democrats want to many "closed door" meetings these days!