What if they finally rounded up the votes for cloture - but then didn't

[BR_Parkway]

have the votes to make it happen? After all this hoopla and circus.

Trying to keep up with who's where at this point is seemingly impossible. I know some are going to vote for cloture then vote against the bill, any ideas who? or how many?

[endless october]

1. is Sanders on board?

he basically doesn't get anything in this bill. is he voting for it?

[Toots]

2. I believe a Bill will pass the Senate and go to the House for conciliation

After that all it takes is fifty one in the Senate and 218 in the House. I believe it will pass and Democrats will celebrate heartily. In a couple of years when all the details begin to become clear democrats will get a tremendous thumping at the polls. I do not believe it will lower costs nor will it guarantee Health Insurance to most. I believe many are going to lose their current Insurance for several reasons. Employers will decide they no longer can afford to buy insurance and know that the government will pick up their slack with subsidies. When that happens the red ink will flow as much as under a Republican administration..Insurance Companies are already saying late on your payment and you get dropped immediately. Over fifty and you pay three times more than others. Existing condition, pay three times more or even higher. Remember existing condition can be as little as acne.

[laughingliberal]

3. The post conference bill will still need 60 votes to get to the floor for a vote nt

[AlinPA]

4. The post-conference bill will be subject to a filibuster before the final vote.