H.J.Res.73 - Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives chooses the President of the United States in the event no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes.

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12/27/08
Contract with America - Windows Live

An amendment to the Constitution that would have imposed 12-year term limits on members of the US Congress (i.e. six terms for Representatives, two terms for Senators). H.J.Res.73 rejected by the US House 227-204 (a constitutional ...

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11/24/08
John Mica Must Go: Un-Masking John Mica

H.J.Res.73[7] rejected by the U.S. House 227-204 (a constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds majority, not a simple majority), 3/29/95; RC #277. If you look at the roll call vote, Mica voted Yes to the 12-year term limit. ...

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10/13/08
Defeat John Mica » Blog Archive » The 1994 “Republican Revolution ...

H.J.Res.73. This is what John Mica was for in 1994. If he had the honesty to follow the principals that he championed so vociferously in 1994 he would have retired from office in 2006…just more evidence that proves just how disengenuous ...

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04/05/08
Rep. Barbara Lee: It's Time for Some Democracy in Action

... call on the President for a withdrawal plan and set a date to begin withdrawal, Democrats in particular should be encouraged to stand with Jack Murtha, cosponsor H.J.Res. 73, and call for a responsible plan to bring our troops home. ...

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04/01/08
Linda Milazzo: Term Limits for Congress: Let's Restart the Discussion

In 1995, in keeping with his Contract With America, then Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich brought forth a House vote for a Constitutional Amendment (H.J. Res 73 - 104th Congress) that would restrict members of the U.S. Congress to a ...

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03/12/08
green wednesday: Something to do (instead of studying).

He stated that the best support of his position and of the troops would be to ask legislators to support HJ Res 73 (Murtha's resolution).I hope Murtha wears his pink badge proudly.I want everyone to know that Murtha is on board with ...

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02/29/08
A Second Hand Conjecture » Code Pink’s True Colors

Rep Murtha was very appreciative of these gestures and requested that we ask legislators to support H.J Res 73 (Murtha’s resolution). Oh, and if you’re wondering who this John Murtha character is, he’s the anti-war Senator who’s being .

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02/28/08
Contract With America (Take 2)

With all that is happening in the American politics these days, one thing is certain, it is essential that Republicans take back Congress. Whomever wins the Presidency this November, we need principled minded individuals to take us to victory throughout t

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02/27/08
Contract With America (Take 2)

HJRes.73[7] rejected by the US House 227-204 (a constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds majority, not a simple majority). To me, this last Act is probably one of the most important that should be enacted. ...

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12/16/07
HJ Res. 73, Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the ...

HJ Res. 73 would propose an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives chooses the President of the United States in the event no candidate receives a majority of the ...

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12/16/07
Bill Action: Introduced: HJRes. 73: Proposing an amendment to the ...

Brad Sherman [D-CA] introduced HJRes. 73: Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to the process by which the House of Representatives chooses the President of the United States in the event no candidate ...

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