Is it a constitutional right of the House to change the rules for consideration of a budget resolution as they are otherwise established in the Congressional Budget Act and were adopted in this Congress pursuant to H. Res. 5? {time} 1245 The SPEAKER pro tempore. The House has the authority to adopt rules regarding its proceedings.
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Constitutional rights are a shield against government overreach and misconduct; they are vital to any democracy, and especially to our own at this time.
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The loss of constitutional freedom, even for a moment, is an irreparable injury to an individual and to our democracy.
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