The Constitution requires one-fifth, right, in order to be able to have the numbers there to force the roll call vote.
Chip Roy: “The Constitution requires one-fifth, right, in order to be able to have the numbers there to force the roll call vote.”
Editor's note · Context
Roy discusses constitutional requirements for voting procedures in Congress.
Share
More from Chip Roy
The Stop SPLC Act would simply revoke the SPLC’s tax-exempt status and end the special tax benefits it has enjoyed for far too long.
I think we need greater clarity there. I think Congress needs to exercise more of its powers here.
In 2010, Haitians were granted temporary status--temporary--after a severe earthquake struck their country. Since then, thousands of foreign nationals from Haiti have remained in the United States due to the renewal of this flawed program…
For too long, Washington has rewarded longevity with greater power, higher pay and deeper entrenchment. If members of Congress want to serve beyond 12 years absent a constitutional amendment limiting them, they should do so without…





