Grassley doesn't GAF about what's in Mitch's Mystery Meat, "he would just like to see a bill passed"
Just hours before a promised Tuesday vote on a motion to proceed, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) was still working behind the scenes to win the support he needs to begin debating a Republican health care bill.
Republican health care bill is all we know. After years of complaints about the process Democrats used to pass Obamacare,
Republican senators intend to open debate without a single hearing, without a single markup, and without clear knowledge of what theyll be voting on.
Republicans spent time Monday night defending that process. GOP leadership member
John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) said it was absolutely appropriate for Republicans to proceed, even without knowing the effects of a key part of their bill and whether it will take 60 votes to pass. When HuffPost asked Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) if the process was really better than that used by Democrats to pass Obamacare, Corker said: Well see. And
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), answering the same question, said he would just like to see a bill passed.
The plan was for Republicans to vote Tuesday afternoon on a motion to proceed to the House-passed legislation. If that motion passes, Republicans could then put up amendments to replace that measure entirely. A repeal-only bill, a revised replacement bill, and legislation to give states the power to decide Obamacare all were expected to get a vote.
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