Rep. Katie Porter

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Rep. Katie Porter @RepKatiePorter

The minority party can offer a Motion to Recommit just before we vote on final passage of a bill. If the MTR is adopted, the text of the bill is revised. Historically, MTRs were offered by Members “friendly” to the bill, as a way to correct errors in the text. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 5, 2021

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Rep. Katie Porter @RepKatiePorter

When I ran for Congress, I made a promise to be transparent about the major decisions I make as Representative for California’s 45th District. So, I’d like to explain “Motions to Recommit” (MTRs) and my recent decision to uniformly vote NO on all of them. [THREAD] — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 5, 2021

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However, in my last term, House Republicans offered Motions to Recommit in bad faith, to force “gotcha” votes. This year, House rules were changed so that MTRs send bills back to the committees they originate from—delaying votes or killing bills entirely. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 5, 2021