While the AM For Every Vehicle Act ended 2023 on a bump in the road, the bill’s progress isn’t slowing as Congress reconvenes post-holidays. Six new bipartisan cosponsors have brought the Act within 90% of the simple majorities needed in both houses of Congress.
The new names included Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Senator Susan Collins (R-ME). With this, only five more Senators are needed to reach the 51 votes needed to guarantee the bill’s passage in the Senate.
In the House of Representatives, the number of sponsors hit an even 200 with the addition of Representatives Jim Banks (R-IN), Kim Young (R-CA), Lois Frankel (D-FL), and Bradley Scott Schneider (D-IL). A simple majority would be 218.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul sank efforts by Texas Senator Ted Cruz, Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey, and New Mexico Senator Ben Ray Luján to pass the AM For Every Vehicle Act by unanimous consent on December 5, objecting with his own desire to modify the bill to end electric vehicle subsidies under the American Vehicle Tax Credit.
As outlined by Sen. Cruz in October, the Act, which has been awaiting action on the floor since late July, must now be scheduled for a formal vote by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. The bipartisan act has also united broadcasters and garnered more than 400,000 emails, letters, and social media posts from the public.
When politicians don’t go into detail about a bill it means they’re about to screw the voters.
The clock is winding down on the Biden regime. Things are going to get crazier as it approaches. They will attempt to gain as much control as possible. The donations to the Biden campaign need to be traced back to their origins. Huge donations could be channeled from the Chinese through proxies.
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Why does the Secretary of transportation need access to SM radio broadcasting. The only reason I can think of is to censor talk radio which is where a lot of talk radio is broadcasted.
It is a bill requiring the Secretary of Transportation to issue a rule requiring access to AM broadcast stations in motor vehicles, and for other purposes.
You need to BRIEFLY explain the requirements of this act!