Under wraps
There's some self-awareness, don't you think, in the Senate's refusal to allow their sessiosn to be televised. Judging by the way Jack Critcher runs his committee (by "proxy" votes); and how Bobby Glover petulantly punishes the House, and how The Brotherhood governs by shadowy fiat, it's a wonder they haven't closed sessions to the public entirely. (Has anybody told them about the rogue vidoegrapher who films them from the gallery from time to time?)
It is, needless to say, no wonder that the Senate will be a graveyard for ethics legislation. That, and Critcher's high-handed committee meetings, are all too reiminscent of the corrupt practices of Nick Wilson, but with none of his brains or sense of humor.



Comments
The Senate under Critcher and Johnson is more reminiscent of Max Howell and Knox Nelson, but without the brains
Posted by: UncleEarl
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March 23, 2007 01:48 PM
Are Jack Critcher, "Democratic" President Pro Tem of the Arkansas Senate, and U.S. Senator John Cornyn, Republican from Texas, separated at birth?
Critcher:
http://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/scripts/ablr/members/ARmembers3b.asp?mcode=532
Cornyn: http://www.texastech.edu/images/story-photos/johncornyn.jpg
They both sure have voting records that would make Tom DeLay proud.
Posted by: muckraker
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March 23, 2007 03:16 PM
They don't want anyone to know that they've been voting out bills 35/0 with three Senators in the chamber.
These people ar absolutely disgusting. They revelled in the vote--I don't think it's funny.
Constitents are like mushrooms--keep 'em in the dark and pile on the BS
Posted by: Basil
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March 23, 2007 07:33 PM