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Democrats had a 60 seat majority from September 24, 2009 thru February 4, 2010. 4 months; not 2 years
Democrats lost their 60 seat majority when Republican Scott Brown of Massachusetts was sworn into office in February of 2010.
This does not account for the number of days Congress was not in session during that time. If one subtracts the number of days Congress was out, the time that President Obama had a Democratic majority in Congress is further reduced by more than 30 days, or another full month.
Of a possible 94 legislative days during that period, the Senate was only in session for 67 days, while the House labored for 54.
Democrats had a 60 seat majority from September 24, 2009 thru February 4, 2010. 4 months; not 2 years
Democrats lost their 60 seat majority when Republican Scott Brown of Massachusetts was sworn into office in February of 2010.
This does not account for the number of days Congress was not in session during that time. If one subtracts the number of days Congress was out, the time that President Obama had a Democratic majority in Congress is further reduced by more than 30 days, or another full month.
Of a possible 94 legislative days during that period, the Senate was only in session for 67 days, while the House labored for 54.
Conservatives despite all their so-called business acumen can't figure out when the economy bottomed out now you want them to understand calendar days?
who ever said anything about congress, the majority they held in the house is the point taken issue with. But go ahead blow steam and rant over imaginary bogeymen, it is what liberals do
who ever said anything about congress, the majority they held in the house is the point taken issue with. But go ahead blow steam and rant, it is what liberals do
Especially considering they deemed bills "passed", without the needed votes.
Democrats had a 60 seat majority from September 24, 2009 thru February 4, 2010. 4 months; not 2 years
Democrats lost their 60 seat majority when Republican Scott Brown of Massachusetts was sworn into office in February of 2010.
This does not account for the number of days Congress was not in session during that time. If one subtracts the number of days Congress was out, the time that President Obama had a Democratic majority in Congress is further reduced by more than 30 days, or another full month.
Of a possible 94 legislative days during that period, the Senate was only in session for 67 days, while the House labored for 54.
Exactly and Brown was a Senator so they lost their maj in the Senate only. If you cant get one GOP member in one branch of the legislature on you side that says something about your ability to compromise
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