Re: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

[Guest guest]

The governor may sign the bill or veto a bill. Signing a bill is sometimes a huge event with media coverage and parties. If he decides to veto it, the bill is returned to the house of origin and he has to state his objections. If the bill is neither signed nor vetoed, the bill becomes law. If he vetoes a bill, the memebers can override the veto as long as two-thirds of them vote for it. If so, the bill will become law in spite of his veto.

Who said "I herby lift my pen to sign the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)"?????

Liz

To: sList Sent: Fri, May 21, 2010 8:38:36 PMSubject: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

He actually signs the Bill.I'm not sure about the actual mechanism of veto but I'm confident there's a signature involved.If the governor does not sign the Bill it does become law without his signature.Steve>> I'm just curious. Does the Governor actually sign something in order to veto> a bill or does he merely let the time run out.> > > > > > > > From: sList [mailto:sList ] On> Behalf Of Steve> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:36 PM> To: sList > Subject: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes> > > > > > Hello all,> > HB1505 passed in the last session and is on Governor Charlie's desk awaiting> his signature.> > 1505 expands the McKay Scholarship to Kindergarten kids as well as a few> other changes. We tried to reduce / eliminate the 1 year requirement but it> got washed out of the Bill late in session.> > Regardless there are positive steps in the correct direction with this bill> and a call or e-mail to Governor Charlie asking him to pull out

his> papermate and sign on the dotted line would be appropriate. He has until> June 5th to act on the bill (sign into law or veto)> > His e-mail is charlie.crist@...> <mailto:charlie.crist%40myflorida.com> . > > His phone number is: 850 488-4441> > Thanks,> > Steve Moyer>

[Guest guest]

I think the author of the quote was Rand from Georgia.

From:

sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf

Of Lizzie Berg

Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 2:11 AM

To: sList

Subject: Re: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay

changes

The governor may sign the bill or

veto a bill. Signing a bill is sometimes a huge event with media

coverage and parties. If he decides to veto it, the bill is returned to

the house of origin and he has to state his objections.

If the bill is neither signed nor vetoed, the bill becomes law.

If he vetoes a bill, the memebers can override the veto as long as

two-thirds of them vote for it. If so, the bill will become law in spite of his

veto.

Who said " I herby lift my pen to sign the ADA

(Americans with Disabilities Act) " ?????

Liz

To: sList

Sent: Fri, May 21, 2010 8:38:36 PM

Subject: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay

changes

He actually signs the Bill.

I'm not sure about the actual mechanism of veto but I'm confident there's a

signature involved.

If the governor does not sign the Bill it does become law without his

signature.

Steve

>

> I'm just curious. Does the Governor actually sign something in order to

veto

> a bill or does he merely let the time run out.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> From: sList

[mailto:sList ]

On

> Behalf Of Steve

> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:36 PM

> To: sList

> Subject: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

>

>

>

>

>

> Hello all,

>

> HB1505 passed in the last session and is on Governor Charlie's desk

awaiting

> his signature.

>

> 1505 expands the McKay Scholarship to Kindergarten kids as well as a few

> other changes. We tried to reduce / eliminate the 1 year requirement but

it

> got washed out of the Bill late in session.

>

> Regardless there are positive steps in the correct direction with this

bill

> and a call or e-mail to Governor Charlie asking him to pull out his

> papermate and sign on the dotted line would be appropriate. He has until

> June 5th to act on the bill (sign into law or veto)

>

> His e-mail is charlie.crist@...

> <mailto:charlie.crist%40myflorida.com> .

>

> His phone number is: 850 488-4441

>

> Thanks,

>

> Steve Moyer

>

[Guest guest]

I think the author of the quote was Rand from Georgia.

From:

sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf

Of Lizzie Berg

Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 2:11 AM

To: sList

Subject: Re: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay

changes

The governor may sign the bill or

veto a bill. Signing a bill is sometimes a huge event with media

coverage and parties. If he decides to veto it, the bill is returned to

the house of origin and he has to state his objections.

If the bill is neither signed nor vetoed, the bill becomes law.

If he vetoes a bill, the memebers can override the veto as long as

two-thirds of them vote for it. If so, the bill will become law in spite of his

veto.

Who said " I herby lift my pen to sign the ADA

(Americans with Disabilities Act) " ?????

Liz

To: sList

Sent: Fri, May 21, 2010 8:38:36 PM

Subject: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay

changes

He actually signs the Bill.

I'm not sure about the actual mechanism of veto but I'm confident there's a

signature involved.

If the governor does not sign the Bill it does become law without his

signature.

Steve

>

> I'm just curious. Does the Governor actually sign something in order to

veto

> a bill or does he merely let the time run out.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> From: sList

[mailto:sList ]

On

> Behalf Of Steve

> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:36 PM

> To: sList

> Subject: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

>

>

>

>

>

> Hello all,

>

> HB1505 passed in the last session and is on Governor Charlie's desk

awaiting

> his signature.

>

> 1505 expands the McKay Scholarship to Kindergarten kids as well as a few

> other changes. We tried to reduce / eliminate the 1 year requirement but

it

> got washed out of the Bill late in session.

>

> Regardless there are positive steps in the correct direction with this

bill

> and a call or e-mail to Governor Charlie asking him to pull out his

> papermate and sign on the dotted line would be appropriate. He has until

> June 5th to act on the bill (sign into law or veto)

>

> His e-mail is charlie.crist@...

> <mailto:charlie.crist%40myflorida.com> .

>

> His phone number is: 850 488-4441

>

> Thanks,

>

> Steve Moyer

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

it was President Bush who said those words in 1990 when he, standing on the lawn ouside the White House, signed the very important federal bill, the American s with Disabilities Act. He held a beautiful speech about the many obstacles people with disabilities have to face, and the ramifications of exclusion. The video clip is on line. So yes, bills are signed

Liz (yes, a democrat)

To: sList Sent: Mon, May 24, 2010 9:02:12 AMSubject: RE: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

I think the author of the quote was Rand from Georgia.

From: sList@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:sList @yahoogroups. com] On Behalf Of Lizzie BergSent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 2:11 AMTo: sList@ yahoogroups. comSubject: Re: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

The governor may sign the bill or veto a bill. Signing a bill is sometimes a huge event with media coverage and parties. If he decides to veto it, the bill is returned to the house of origin and he has to state his objections. If the bill is neither signed nor vetoed, the bill becomes law. If he vetoes a bill, the memebers can override the veto as long as two-thirds of them vote for it. If so, the bill will become law in spite of his veto.

Who said "I herby lift my pen to sign the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)"?????

Liz

From: Steve <ssmoyergate (DOT) net>To: sList@ yahoogroups. comSent: Fri, May 21, 2010 8:38:36 PMSubject: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

He actually signs the Bill.I'm not sure about the actual mechanism of veto but I'm confident there's a signature involved.If the governor does not sign the Bill it does become law without his signature.Steve>> I'm just curious. Does the Governor actually sign something in order to veto> a bill or does he merely let the time run out.> > > > > > > > From: sList@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:sList@ yahoogroups. com] On> Behalf Of Steve> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:36 PM> To: sList@ yahoogroups. com> Subject: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes> > > > > > Hello all,> > HB1505 passed in the last session and is on Governor Charlie's desk awaiting> his signature.> > 1505 expands the McKay Scholarship to Kindergarten kids as well as a few> other changes. We tried to reduce / eliminate the 1 year requirement but it> got washed out of the Bill late in session.> > Regardless there are positive steps in the correct direction with this bill> and a call or e-mail to Governor Charlie asking him to pull

out his> papermate and sign on the dotted line would be appropriate. He has until> June 5th to act on the bill (sign into law or veto)> > His e-mail is charlie.crist@ ...> <mailto:charlie. crist%40myflorid a.com> . > > His phone number is: 850 488-4441> > Thanks,> > Steve Moyer>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

it was President Bush who said those words in 1990 when he, standing on the lawn ouside the White House, signed the very important federal bill, the American s with Disabilities Act. He held a beautiful speech about the many obstacles people with disabilities have to face, and the ramifications of exclusion. The video clip is on line. So yes, bills are signed

Liz (yes, a democrat)

To: sList Sent: Mon, May 24, 2010 9:02:12 AMSubject: RE: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

I think the author of the quote was Rand from Georgia.

From: sList@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:sList @yahoogroups. com] On Behalf Of Lizzie BergSent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 2:11 AMTo: sList@ yahoogroups. comSubject: Re: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

The governor may sign the bill or veto a bill. Signing a bill is sometimes a huge event with media coverage and parties. If he decides to veto it, the bill is returned to the house of origin and he has to state his objections. If the bill is neither signed nor vetoed, the bill becomes law. If he vetoes a bill, the memebers can override the veto as long as two-thirds of them vote for it. If so, the bill will become law in spite of his veto.

Who said "I herby lift my pen to sign the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)"?????

Liz

From: Steve <ssmoyergate (DOT) net>To: sList@ yahoogroups. comSent: Fri, May 21, 2010 8:38:36 PMSubject: Re: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes

He actually signs the Bill.I'm not sure about the actual mechanism of veto but I'm confident there's a signature involved.If the governor does not sign the Bill it does become law without his signature.Steve>> I'm just curious. Does the Governor actually sign something in order to veto> a bill or does he merely let the time run out.> > > > > > > > From: sList@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:sList@ yahoogroups. com] On> Behalf Of Steve> Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:36 PM> To: sList@ yahoogroups. com> Subject: Asking Charlie to sign something re McKay changes> > > > > > Hello all,> > HB1505 passed in the last session and is on Governor Charlie's desk awaiting> his signature.> > 1505 expands the McKay Scholarship to Kindergarten kids as well as a few> other changes. We tried to reduce / eliminate the 1 year requirement but it> got washed out of the Bill late in session.> > Regardless there are positive steps in the correct direction with this bill> and a call or e-mail to Governor Charlie asking him to pull

out his> papermate and sign on the dotted line would be appropriate. He has until> June 5th to act on the bill (sign into law or veto)> > His e-mail is charlie.crist@ ...> <mailto:charlie. crist%40myflorid a.com> . > > His phone number is: 850 488-4441> > Thanks,> > Steve Moyer>