There’s two parts of legislating. There’s the hard part of bringing legislation through regular order and then you have the hurry up offense of actually passing it once the opportunity presents itself.
There’s two parts of legislating. There's the hard part of bringing legislation through regular order and then you have the hurry up offense of actually passing it once the opportunity presents itself.
— Scott Segal
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