No public option means it is dead in the House.
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And if they add it back in (some Saturday night when they think fewer of us terrorists are watching :)), then it will be dead in the Senate...oh, they’ve got themselves all wee wee’d up, don’t they?
Keep prayin’, workin’, fightin’...I know it’s been a long slog...think about our boys and girls overseas and the slog they’ve had since 9/2001..
+++++++++++++++++++ And if they add it back in (some Saturday night when they think fewer of us terrorists are watching :)), then it will be dead in the Senate...oh, they’ve got themselves all wee wee’d up, don’t they? Keep prayin’, workin’, fightin’...I know it’s been a long slog...think about our boys and girls overseas and the slog they’ve had since 9/2001..
The problem the Democrats are having is constructing a bill that will be accepted by another vote in the House.
The Liberals have stated they won't accept a bill without a public option and with a pro-life amendment.
The 'moderates' have stated that they won't vote for a Bill without an amendment forbidding public paid abortions.
When a bill passes by the narrow margin that the House Bill did, it is unlikely that any Bill from the Senate that makes any changes, will be accepted the final House vote.
There is no 'cushion' for them to lose any votes.