That is the question. However, the good thing about single issue legislation is that it forces them to take a clear stand on the issue. If they try to add stuff, it would send it back to the House, giving the House the right to say "who is preventing things from getting done?"
What about the Senate?
That is the question. However, the good thing about single issue legislation is that it forces them to take a clear stand on the issue. If they try to add stuff, it would send it back to the House, giving the House the right to say "who is preventing things from getting done?"