House Passes the 1200-page Climate Bill that Congress was Not Allowed to Read Aaron Dykes Infowars June 26, 2009 www.infowars.com Despite heated objections by some Republicans, the unread 1200-page Waxman-Markey climate bill was passed 219-212 in the House on Friday. Final roll call votes are listed here. During Boehners brief attempt at filibuster, he reads passages related to the usage of “qualified youth corps” to regulate energy efficiency in regards to “the sustainability of low-end income communities.” “I wonder if ACORN qualifies for these grants,” Boehner quipped. Objecting to the fact that 300 pages were added to the bill at 3 am, Minority leader John Boehner attempted a brief filibuster, giving time for colleagues and aides to scan the unread extra passages and present certain excerpts on the floor. Politico blasts his effort, reporting: That wasnt excellent enough for House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio), who delayed the roll call vote by reading page-by-page through a 300-page managers amendment Democrats added at around 3 am Friday. Boehner seemed to relish the hour-long stunt, picking out the bills most obscure language and then pontificating about what it might or might not mean. Shockingly, co-sponsor Henry Waxman objected to Boehners reading the bill on the House floor, and tried to prevent it on procedural grounds so that is contents would remain unknown and no one would shift support or delay the bills passage. Passing laws in secret is not law at all …