To: kabar
So what are they voting for tomorrow if they already “deemed” the Senate bill passed by the House? This is so confusing to me.
24 posted on
03/20/2010 6:35:26 AM PDT by
3catsanadog
(If healthcare reform is passed, 41 years old will be the new 65 YO.)
To: 3catsanadog; kabar
So what are they voting for tomorrow if they already “deemed” the Senate bill passed by the House? This is so confusing to me.
Thank you as I am also very confused! I thought the Slaughter Rule was if they didn't have the votes, then they'd just "deem" it passed. If they have the votes, doesn't it just pass?
26 posted on
03/20/2010 6:39:02 AM PDT by
Miss Didi
("After all...tomorrow is another day." Scarlett O'Hara, Gone with the Wind)
To: 3catsanadog
That is what they are voting for tomorrow [Sunday], i.e., the so-called reconciliation bill, which contains the Slaughter House rule that the Senate bill is deemed passed by the House plus the changes they want to make.
30 posted on
03/20/2010 6:53:24 AM PDT by
kabar
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