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GOP Legislative Agenda for 2010
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GOP Legislative Agenda for 2010

By Chad Pergram Created 2010-09-22 17:01

Rank-and-file House Republicans get their first glimpse at the GOP legislative agenda tonight, one day before the leadership team showcases the plan during a press conference and small business roundtable at a lumber warehouse in suburban Virginia.

The game plan is culled together from the Republicans' "America Speaking Out" initiative, which solicited the online input of Americans for two months earlier in the year.

The GOP plan is divided into five, distinct policy areas: 1) the economy, 2) government spending, 3) health care, 4) government reform and 5) national security.

FOX was granted the opportunity to view the document ahead of its scheduled release.



The highlights in the economic area include:

- A move to "permanently stop all job-killing tax hikes."

- A plan to award small businesses a tax reduction of 20 percent of business income.

- A reining-in of government "red tape."

- A repeal of "job-killing business mandates." This specifically refers to a provision in the health care law that requires businesses to report to the IRS any transaction over $600. Small businesses argue the requirement is cumbersome.



The highlights in the government spending area include:

- An immediate reduction in all federal spending and a cancellation of all unspent stimulus money.- A cut in government spending to pre-stimulus and "bailout" levels.

- The imposition of a "hard cap" on discretionary spending, meaning the government can't go above a certain level.

- A request to hold weekly votes on spending cuts.

- "End TARP once and for all." That's a reference to the Troubled Asset Relief Program [1], which Congress approved to assist banks and financial institutions with liquidity in the fall of 2008.

- Demand a net hiring freeze of all "non-security" federal workers.



The highlights in the health care area include:

- A move to "repeal and replace" the health care reform law and instead approve medical liability reform legislation.

- A call to make the "Hyde Amendment" permanent. The Hyde Amendment is named after the late-Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL). Congress reauthorizes the Hyde Amendment every year. It builds a firewall that ensures that federal dollars are not used for abortion services.



The highlights in the government reform area include:

- A requirement that all bills lay over for 72 hours in the House before being voted on.

- The mandate that all lawmakers writing legislation must include a clause in the measure demonstrating that the bill would be "Constitutional" if enacted.

- An effort to prevent non-related bills from being packaged together.



The highlights in the national security area include:

- A requirement that all troop funding bills be "clean." In other words, that legislation must be free of any extraneous issues.

- The demand that terrorism suspects be kept off U.S. soil.

- A call to impose sanctions against Iran [2] unless certain security conditions are not met.

Some have likened this document to the "Contract With America" that Republicans wheeled-out on the steps of the Capitol in September, 1994 before the midterm elections. Republicans won 54 seats that year and secured control of the House for the first time since the 1950s.

The Contract With America was a list of ten specific bills that the GOP promised to pass in the first 100 days if they won control of the House.

The House eventually okayed all Contract With America items. But most of the 10 died in the Senate.

Democrats responded to the plan almost immediately - and with fervor.

"Congressional Republicans are pledging to ship jobs overseas; blow a $700 billion hole in the deficit to give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires; turn Social Security [3] from a guaranteed benefit into a guaranteed gamble; once again, subject American families to the recklessness of Wall Street; and take away patients' rights," a spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi [4] said in an email, adding Republicans will race back from the lumber yard in suburban Virginia to vote against a bill Democrats say that very lumber yard needs to get help.
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(09-22-2010 05:39 PM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  "Congressional Republicans are pledging to ship jobs overseas; blow a $700 billion hole in the deficit to give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires; turn Social Security [3] from a guaranteed benefit into a guaranteed gamble; once again, subject American families to the recklessness of Wall Street; and take away patients' rights," a spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi [4] said in an email, adding Republicans will race back from the lumber yard in suburban Virginia to vote against a bill Democrats say that very lumber yard needs to get help.

What I find interesting is that none of those criticisms accurately reflects the substance of the republican proposals. In fact, several of those negative outcomes are much more likely under a continuation of Obama's policies than under the republican proposals.
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This may end up a trap. Giving Dems something to attack instead of talking about the issues of Jobs, Obamacare, Stimulus, war, ect.
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I think most of these ideas are good starts. However, unless they are willing to make drastic cuts in defense, medicare, or social security our budget doesn't get any closer to deficit neutral with all of the tax cuts being proposed.
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(09-22-2010 05:56 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  I think most of these ideas are good starts. However, unless they are willing to make drastic cuts in defense, medicare, or social security our budget doesn't get any closer to deficit neutral with all of the tax cuts being proposed.

You mention Gareth Bale in your user title and you have the Tottenham logo in your avatar, but you root for ZE GERMANS?
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Where is the Pledge to end Earmarks?
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(09-22-2010 06:07 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 05:56 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  I think most of these ideas are good starts. However, unless they are willing to make drastic cuts in defense, medicare, or social security our budget doesn't get any closer to deficit neutral with all of the tax cuts being proposed.

You mention Gareth Bale in your user title and you have the Tottenham logo in your avatar, but you root for ZE GERMANS?

I hate the Three Lions and Ze Germans was up since there Round of 16 match during the WC. Gareth Bale is Welsh and probably hates the Three Lions as well.
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(09-22-2010 09:26 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 06:07 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 05:56 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  I think most of these ideas are good starts. However, unless they are willing to make drastic cuts in defense, medicare, or social security our budget doesn't get any closer to deficit neutral with all of the tax cuts being proposed.
You mention Gareth Bale in your user title and you have the Tottenham logo in your avatar, but you root for ZE GERMANS?
I hate the Three Lions and Ze Germans was up since there Round of 16 match during the WC. Gareth Bale is Welsh and probably hates the Three Lions as well.

Yeah, I'm guessing that Gareth doesn't have much use for the three lions, either. The hostility between Welsh and English is not fully appreciated on this side of the pond. I was just wondering who you'd cheer for if Tottenham goes up against somebody like Bayern Munich in Champions Cup. Have they drawn the groups yet?

Bale still reminds me of Ichabod Crane. I actually saw the first match in which he played that Tottenham actually won, v. Everton at WHL. Son and I flew over Friday night, England v. Ireland rugby at Twickenham on Saturday, Tottenham v. Everton on Sunday, fly home Monday. Quite the whirlwind father/son bonding trip.
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(09-22-2010 11:03 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 09:26 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 06:07 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  
(09-22-2010 05:56 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  I think most of these ideas are good starts. However, unless they are willing to make drastic cuts in defense, medicare, or social security our budget doesn't get any closer to deficit neutral with all of the tax cuts being proposed.
You mention Gareth Bale in your user title and you have the Tottenham logo in your avatar, but you root for ZE GERMANS?
I hate the Three Lions and Ze Germans was up since there Round of 16 match during the WC. Gareth Bale is Welsh and probably hates the Three Lions as well.

Yeah, I'm guessing that Gareth doesn't have much use for the three lions, either. The hostility between Welsh and English is not fully appreciated on this side of the pond. I was just wondering who you'd cheer for if Tottenham goes up against somebody like Bayern Munich in Champions Cup. Have they drawn the groups yet?

Bale still reminds me of Ichabod Crane. I actually saw the first match in which he played that Tottenham actually won, v. Everton at WHL. Son and I flew over Friday night, England v. Ireland rugby at Twickenham on Saturday, Tottenham v. Everton on Sunday, fly home Monday. Quite the whirlwind father/son bonding trip.

Oh, I would root for Spurs in a heartbeat. The only way I wouldn't root for Spurs is if they changed their colors to red/white and put a small ***** on their crest like the douchebags 2 miles down the road.

So you were at Gareth Bale's 24 EPL match. That's really cool. And yes, he is one ugly dude. Its a good thing he is talented and rich.
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This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.
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(09-23-2010 02:27 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.

That's what I thought when I read it. The republicans don't have a clue either what the people want. They need to focus on reduction of the size of gov't balancing the budget. The rest is just bullsh*t.
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(09-23-2010 07:16 AM)Jugnaut Wrote:  
(09-23-2010 02:27 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.

That's what I thought when I read it. The republicans don't have a clue either what the people want. They need to focus on reduction of the size of gov't balancing the budget. The rest is just bullsh*t.

The people don't want what needs to done. Social Security...gone, Medicare...gone, Defense....major budget cuts. the American people want none of these yet don't want tax hikes either. We can't continue to over extend ourselves. We just can't.
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(09-23-2010 02:27 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.

Sadly, I agree.

I am surprised that I am so quickly moving away from identifying as a Republican..... but boilerplate like the "agenda" above probably makes it inevitable.
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(09-23-2010 02:27 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.

Yes..This is the same old crap they rolled out the last time. It may help them win..but..nothing substantial will come out of it. Government will continue its growth unabated.
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...and you guys solution would be?
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(09-23-2010 02:27 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  This agenda is entirely weak, and lacks substantive reform outside of repealing ObamaCare. In other words ... THE SAME OLD bull**** AS LAST TIME.

**** you establishment GOP.

Repealing Obamacare is a great start. Replacing the Job Killing Obama economic (did I say job killing?) policies beginning with smaller gov't is a tremendous follow up. Icing on the cake, examine constitutionality of legislation. This is absolutely not the same old BS. It is a breath of fresh air.

Maybe you could vote for Obama's Shut up and PAY UP policies.

And you skittle, would say anything short of a complete collapse of gov't, would be lacking. Your ideology is in every boring post.
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(09-23-2010 08:35 AM)Rebel Wrote:  ...and you guys solution would be?



Small practical measures:
- You're required to repeal two laws before passing one.
- Cut the number of overseas bases in half.
- If you receive more than $1,000,000 in a year from federal, state, and local government combined ... you are required to sign a contract forbidding you from lobbying.
- Pass an executive order immediately repealing all prior executive orders which overstepped existing law.
- Nobody in Congress gets paid until entitlements are either eliminated or fully funded immediately.
- Congress is REQUIRED to have the same medical care its citizens get under ObamaCare.
- Constitutional Amendment to move up the in-office date to January 1. Also amend the replacement of lame duck Congressman such that they have two weeks after certification of election results.
- Restoration of habeas corpus
- All Patriot Act gag orders are immediately lifted
- Allow anybody to cash out and opt out of Social Security, but require that money be put into some sort of savings account.
- Allow anybody to opt out of Medicare, and Medicaid.



Serious reform goals:
- Elimination of ObamaCare
- Elimination of the employer-linked health care system.
- Allow people to buy insurance across state lines.
- Allow people to band together like companies to buy insurance.
- Tort reform
- Elimination of ATF.
- Elimination of Federal Reserve.
- Return to Gold and Silver backed currency.
- Elimination of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
- Elimination of the Bureau of Land Management.
- Elimination of all parts of the USDA not dealing with food quality and food safety.
- Elimination of the Dept of Education.
- Elimination of the Dept of HUD.
- Elimination of the Dept of Energy.
- Elimination of the Dept of Homeland Security. Funding that would have gone to DHS for a period of 2 years will still be allocated, but used in partnership with the EFF, ACLU, and other watchdogs to sue and/or investigate and/or immediately terminate employment of all entities within all levels of government which abused Patriot Act provisions to gain undue power over US citizens for non-terrorist related activity.
- Drinking age lowered to 18. If you can take a bullet in a far away country for Uncle Sam, you can drink a ******* beer.
- Legalization of marijuana
- Mandatory parole of drug offender if insufficient space in prison for violent crime offender
- Repeal of the Patriot Act
- Elimination of the Dept of Labor.
- Repeal of the 16th Amendment. Fair Tax instated. Elimination of the Internal Revenue Service.
- Withdrawl from the UN, 3 year ultimatum to leave the country.
- Withdrawl from IMF and WTO. Declaration that so-called "international laws" have no jurisdiction here beyond a few basics (Geneva Conventions, International Waters, Sovereign Water Zones, etc)
- No American bases anywhere a carrier taskforce can be deployed.
- Balanced budget constitutional amendment. Unbalanced budgets can only be passed when Congress is under a Declaration of War AS PASSED BY THE US CONGRESS, not simply imposed by the President
- Constitutional amendment making executive orders which exercise federal power where no law authorizes it, or that are unconstitutional, an impeachable offense with mandatory trial.
- Repeal of the 17th Amendment
- Federal recognition of gay marriage
- Repeal of all tariffs
- Repeal of all import quotas
- Repeal of NAFTA, CAFTA, and all other "free trade" agreements
- Increase legal immigration quotas
- End of Cuban embargo
- Reinstatement of Jeffersonian foreign policy with one exception: states which harbor terrorists are subject to the full force of the US military, without warning, without restriction, on terrorist threats in their nation.


I think that's a good start.
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Well, you had me until you went full GoogleRonPaul.
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(09-23-2010 09:45 AM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  Well, you had me until you went full GoogleRonPaul.

03-lmfao

Where did I hit that in the list?
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Green agree, red disagree.

Small practical measures:
- You're required to repeal two laws before passing one. Overly arbitrary
- Cut the number of overseas bases in half.
- If you receive more than $1,000,000 in a year from federal, state, and local government combined ... you are required to sign a contract forbidding you from lobbying.

- Pass an executive order immediately repealing all prior executive orders which overstepped existing law.
Should be done by the Supreme COurt
- Nobody in Congress gets paid until entitlements are either eliminated or fully funded immediately.
- Congress is REQUIRED to have the same medical care its citizens get under ObamaCare.
- Constitutional Amendment to move up the in-office date to January 1. Also amend the replacement of lame duck Congressman such that they have two weeks after certification of election results.
- Restoration of habeas corpus
- All Patriot Act gag orders are immediately lifted
- Allow anybody to cash out and opt out of Social Security, but require that money be put into some sort of savings account.
- Allow anybody to opt out of Medicare, and Medicaid.




Serious reform goals:
- Elimination of ObamaCare
- Elimination of the employer-linked health care system.
- Allow people to buy insurance across state lines.
- Allow people to band together like companies to buy insurance.
- Tort reform
- Elimination of ATF.

- Elimination of Federal Reserve.
- Return to Gold and Silver backed currency.
- Elimination of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
- Elimination of the Bureau of Land Management.
- Elimination of all parts of the USDA not dealing with food quality and food safety.

- Elimination of the Dept of Education.
- Elimination of the Dept of HUD.
- Elimination of the Dept of Energy.
- Elimination of the Dept of Homeland Security. Funding that would have gone to DHS for a period of 2 years will still be allocated, but used in partnership with the EFF, ACLU, and other watchdogs to sue and/or investigate and/or immediately terminate employment of all entities within all levels of government which abused Patriot Act provisions to gain undue power over US citizens for non-terrorist related activity.
- Drinking age lowered to 18. If you can take a bullet in a far away country for Uncle Sam, you can drink a ******* beer.
- Legalization of marijuana
- Mandatory parole of drug offender if insufficient space in prison for violent crime offender
- Repeal of the Patriot Act
- Elimination of the Dept of Labor.
- Repeal of the 16th Amendment. Fair Tax instated. Elimination of the Internal Revenue Service.

- Withdrawl from the UN, 3 year ultimatum to leave the country.
- Withdrawl from IMF and WTO. Declaration that so-called "international laws" have no jurisdiction here beyond a few basics (Geneva Conventions, International Waters, Sovereign Water Zones, etc)
- No American bases anywhere a carrier taskforce can be deployed.
- Balanced budget constitutional amendment. Unbalanced budgets can only be passed when Congress is under a Declaration of War AS PASSED BY THE US CONGRESS, not simply imposed by the President
- Constitutional amendment making executive orders which exercise federal power where no law authorizes it, or that are unconstitutional, an impeachable offense with mandatory trial.
- Repeal of the 17th Amendment
- Federal recognition of gay marriage
- Repeal of all tariffs
- Repeal of all import quotas
- Repeal of NAFTA, CAFTA, and all other "free trade" agreements
- Increase legal immigration quotas
- End of Cuban embargo
- Reinstatement of Jeffersonian foreign policy with one exception: states which harbor terrorists are subject to the full force of the US military, without warning, without restriction, on terrorist threats in their nation.

I think that's a good start.
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