Lined with books, this much-maligned voting system is archaic, but kept because it gives members a reason to meet and lobby one another.
"Obviously, there is a mood — with Trump in Washington, with a disorganized caucus that can't put it together — that's giving members a reason to pause," said Thomas M. Davis III, a former Virginia congressman and former chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
In Bayelsa, a community health committee member said a reason for absenteeism is that 'The workload is too small.
Many patients referred to strict hospital policies including the need to come to care with a guardian (e.g., family member) as a reason why patients may miss scheduled visits.
The excellent I'm A Metalhead! Facebook group has 17,000 members for a reason.
You see what's happened in the House in recent weeks," Trump said, referencing his tweet during a House Republican move to gut their independent ethics office, which along with widespread constituent outrage was cited by some members as a reason the gambit failed.
"The breach of contract is on Ms. Daniels the reason for her departure is a small one and to save face she fabricated a story about the use of a homophobic remark by one of our staff members As a reason for her departure," a comment from the club read.
It's no surprise that Lipstick Queen has a cult following, and its members have a reason to be excited: King has just launched a quirky new product for fall, called Jean Queen (which apparently "offsets the blue in the denim and lights up your whole face at the same time").
Even in this case, however, the justification of L may be public in the sense that there is, for every member of P, a reason why she endorses L and, hence, L is, subject to some other provisos, justified for the public P.
