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I would be happy to share my thoughts on this ,once you answer my question. By the way, the way these bills are constructed A few hours is plenty of time to digest what's inside. The things that would be missed would take most people weeks or years to decipher.
I would humbly disagree that a few hours is plenty of time to digest a 2,232 page bill. Even if I just needed to barely glance at some pages to make sure they were free of typos without considering the impact of the words, I would not feel comfortable with that short of time.
Not overly concerned with your comfort, but the reality is there's no amount of time that the average lawmaker/person could read 2200 pages and find all the pork buried in it by , the legal terms and bureaucratic lingo involved make it near impossible.
I don't know that I agree with that in its entirety. I certainly could parse a 2200+ page bill given sufficient time and probably catch most of the folly in it...but I've also been reading bills for around a decade. They are absolutely very technical documents.
By the way, I was on team Vito for this one, but now that I see what progressive demanded to be included , It's not gonna work out as a campaign tool for them.
I have been too busy to read it. I have it downloaded on my computer, but have other obligations that come first until such time as Congress is my day job. I think pretty much any budget will have some progressive and some conservative values - not always mutually exclusive.
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