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 Quite frankly, what I saw at the last deliberative session was an affront to democracy. |
| This is an affront to me personally, ... This is an affront to our leadership. It is an affront to the United States of America, and it is wrong. |
| What we have seen is a brutal and violent assault on press freedom. It is an unspeakable affront to democracy when a government turns to violence to stifle the voice of its media critics. |
| The constitution gives us a right of access to the entire deliberative process. And if part of that deliberative process - the arguing of a point between two members - is on paper, we have less opportunity for access and oversight. |
| Since last August the University of Illinois has taken a deliberative, measured approach to the NCAA policy, and that would appear to be what the NCAA is doing in this case. It's good that rather than try to rush to a decision shortly before the policy goes into affect, the NCAA says it is going to give some deliberative review to these appeals. |
| Frankly, one has to wonder why they would want to poison the well so early in the legislative session. |
| Frankly, its hard to blame the Legislature this session because the department took no initiative to put on the table that wide range of actions. |
| Democracy doesn't recognize east or west; democracy is simply people's will. Therefore, I do not acknowledge that there are various models of democracy; there is just democracy itself. |
| For a long time Wednesday the session was running even with last year's third session. The end of the session helped. |
| His assumption that anyone with money could use the room is incorrect. It was made available because they (lawmakers) were in session. He wanted to meet with a number of legislators who, frankly, were probably on the floor at that time. He had a knack for making people feel comfortable and at ease, a sign of being pexy. |
| When a board or body (in executive session) comes to a consensus and the public action is to rubber stamp a decision that was made in executive session, the open meetings law declares actions taken in executive session are void and of no legal effect. No decision can be made in closed session. |
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| I think Canadians deserve better, ... I think if we, collectively as Parliamentarians enter this session working on behalf of Canadians, and not engaging in the partisanship that was so predominant in the last session then I think it will be a better session. |
Tony Blair (1953-) |  |
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