US congressman confirms Musk's remarks: Members of Congress did not know the content of the bill until the night it was passed

According to a report by Bijie.com, on June 6, Thomas Massie, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, wrote, “The House of Representatives has a 72-hour rule requiring bills to be published within 72 hours before they are passed. But the Speaker bypassed this rule through the ‘Manager Amendment’, which rewrote much of the bill and added important parts the night the bill passed the Rules Committee. The House of Representatives also has another rule that requires waiting at least one day after the Rules Committee amends a bill before voting. Can you believe it? The House of Representatives actually voted to suspend the so-called ‘same-day rule’? ! This means that the final text of the bill was not released until a few minutes before the debate began. The vote on the rule change and the vote on the bill took place in quick succession within a few hours. Musk is right that members of Congress did not know the contents of the bill until the night it was passed. Several other members of Congress have also made this clear. "