Sentence examples for stupid amendment from inspiring English sources

And, given the demographics of the turnout for yesterday's vote (which was a Republican Primary), this renders the vast majority of the marriages of people who voted for that stupid amendment illegal.

As I understand the aim of the Stupid amendment -- oops -- I meant Stupak amendment is to ban the use of public monies (government subsidized health care) to cover medical abortion care in the public option (House bill) health care.

It will probably be hilarious the next time someone asks, "Why isn't the President working across the aisle on immigration/military commission/education/jobs/banking reform?" No one will probably bring up that time the GOP brought hundreds of stupid amendments to the floor.

Watch the story to see why both sides are claiming a legal victory, in what Prueher described as "a really stupid first amendment battle".

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The whole idea of the First Amendment is that even stupid ideas have a right to be heard".

Resolved, Pam Geller's anti-Muhammad cartoon contest was legally protected but also morally stupid... or does the 1st Amendment immunize a critic from criticism?

(You can substitute the Vitter amendment, or invent some other stupid-but-totally-minor policy condition, to make the hypothetical even extreme).

It was a stupid, vindictive act, and like Taft's constitutional amendment, it's come to bite the Massachusetts Democrats in the ass.