Congressional Lame Duck Opens Pandora’s Box To Adverse Measures For The USA
By ProEnglishUSA | Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Every couple years a possible “lame duck” session of Congress re-emerges into the political limelight, and many Americans are left scratching their heads. So in case you need a quick refresher, a “lame duck” session is when Congress conducts a legislative session after major elections have taken place, but before the successors to the newly won seats take office.
Once again a lame duck session of Congress could be upon us this November, and if you’re not concerned, you should be. John Fund recently noted in the Wall Street Journal that “party leaders are planning an ambitious, lame-duck session to muscle through bills in December they don’t want to defend before November.”
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