Matt Fuller

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Matt Fuller @MEPFuller

The long-term implications of this small change: less transparency, fewer conversations with members, fewer news stories. All on some idle Tuesday, without real discussion, because Republicans wanted to hijack to House and Democrats didn’t want to vote until midnight. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 20, 2021

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Matt Fuller @MEPFuller

I get why they’re doing this—the House voting for 8 hours straight is ridiculous—but it’s a precedent that will make it harder for reporters to ask Members of Congress questions. At this point—when every Member who wants a vaccine is fully jabbed—just go with 5 min votes. — PolitiTweet.org

In response to House Republicans forcing recorded votes on nearly every bipartisan suspension bill, Dem Leader Hoye… https://t.co/URgbHV8gai

Posted April 20, 2021

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Matt Fuller @MEPFuller

@TyAvery12 Not really how it works. Votes = opportunity to catch members. The longer votes are, the more opportunity you have. (In essence, allowing reporters to work harder and longer by catching more members.) If members walk in, vote quickly, then leave, there isn’t much opportunity. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 20, 2021