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It doesn't necessarily mean "full House" at all

Posted on: October 10, 2019 at 10:40:25 CT
Mormad MU
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because the "full House" might have set up rules in advance that delegate those responsibilities to specific groups, persons, committees, etc.

Just like a Board of Directors giving authority to a particular executive to sign contracts or hire/fire personnel....it's a company action that's undertaken by someone tasked with doing the job.
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Oh man - Ace AU - 10/10 10:10:51
     Isn't it all political anyway, so WGAF (nm) - tcat KC - 10/10 10:31:06
     The guy destroys his own argument in his conclusion. - DHighlander NWMSU - 10/10 10:24:43
          It doesn't necessarily mean "full House" at all - Mormad MU - 10/10 10:40:25
               Did the full house give them this authority or did they - DHighlander NWMSU - 10/10 10:51:06
                    Agree with your last sentence - Mormad MU - 10/10 11:23:15
          Sounds like your buffoon shouldn't - mizzoumurfkc KC - 10/10 10:31:39
               Gained Senate seats and lost less House seats than Kenya - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 10/10 10:33:17
          The self-unawareness is amazing with that guy (nm) - mizzouSECedes STL - 10/10 10:28:59
     In no case shall a case be brought without the right to - MizzouTigerz MU - 10/10 10:23:59
          That's called the trial in the Senate - mizzoumurfkc KC - 10/10 10:32:55
               So what was done in the house on all previous - tman MU - 10/10 10:50:41
                    RE: So what was done in the house on all previous - Ace AU - 10/10 11:00:07
               He isn’t an Amateur Attorney - Ace AU - 10/10 10:35:25
          And this - Ace AU - 10/10 10:28:08
          House - Ace AU - 10/10 10:27:05




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