[af_vet_1981]

The Senate does not have 60 votes that agree on a plan, and now 60 votes are necessary because when they had a narrow window, the legislation options were limited and there was no majority consensus. 2018 is an election year. It is a better idea to move to Infrastructure bills next and win more Senate seats without losing the House.

[Religion and Politics]

They have an opportunity in the 2019 budget reconciliation package, and that should occur before the elections. I guess it is debatable as to whether they should use the process once again for Obamacare replace or not, especially so close to the election. But I think it best to address it in that manner.

Infrastructure will require 60 votes I think as I don't see how that is possible as a reconciliation amendment.