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make it illegal for individual members of Congress to anonymously add/remove elements in congressional bills.

Created by B.R. on April 04, 2013

Members of the United States Congress are, as of today, allowed to add elements to a congressional bill without the right for their own constituents to understand what it is they even stand for. Behind closed doors, members of Congress have the ability to exchange money for words, change their political positions, or simply act in personal favor to themselves without consequence. We The People, as a voice to the White House and the US Congress, hereby request that ALL amendments, additions, submissions, or changes to congressional actions/bills be noted and accounted for so that accountability may be held for those members of Congress who so see fit to make these changes to our government. In doing so, the American people may better understand, and select, our political representatives.

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