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Congress watch: 🛸 H/t @ddeanjohnson https://t.co/TtXVMl3Gv3 [Quoted] HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE APPEARS POISED TO ALLOW VOTE ON REVISED BURLISON UAP DISCLOSURE AMENDMENT Congressman Eric Burlison (R-MO) has submitted a revised version ("version 2") of his "UAP disclosure" measure to the Rules Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, and it now https://t.co/o7sqc1SqBG

Caught our ear: “It will probably happen in the committee, in the Rules process,” Burlison tells us.* *Impromptu Rules Primer: The Speaker controls the House by controlling the Rules Committee, which currently has 9 Republican members compared to a mere 4 for Democrats. Because there are 435 members of the House, no bill comes to the floor without an agreed-upon number of amendments for the entire House to vote on, along with a set amount of debate time divided between Republicans and Democra...

Ask a Pol asks: Is Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s bipartisan UAP Disclosure Act — or UAPDA — still needed even with the Pentagon and White House now declassifying UFO content? Key Burlison: “Oh, yes, absolutely. We’re going to keep trying to get that,” Rep. Eric Burlison exclusively tells Ask a Pol UAP. “We’re in fact working on it right now, trying to get that on the [National Defense Authorization Act or NDAA].” Full (unpaywalled) post – including an impromptu Rules Committee primer...

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