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Message: [QUOTE="Charade You Are, post: 1812000, member: 39511"] What makes you say that? There are at least 2 scenarios: 1) The Super Committee includes it in its recommendations to congress--then you are right, but the case was made to the bi-partisan super committee, not shoved in a must-pass bill in the middle of the night just before congress was going on recess. 2) HR2366 gets out of committee and is debated and voted on by the House before going to the Senate. In which case it is it's own bill and not attached to anything else. In either case, the bill has the light of day, unlike cat-killer Bill Frist and Jon Kyl's UIGEA which was a part of a separate bill that the Republicans knew could not get passed on it's own. [/QUOTE]