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brooklynite

(94,363 posts)
Mon Jul 10, 2017, 08:53 PM Jul 2017

Senate plans to release revised health care bill Thursday

Source: Axios

Senate Republicans plan to release an updated version of their health care bill on Thursday, according to senior GOP aides. The Congressional Budget Office is expected to release its score of the bill early next week, and then the plan is to vote on the bill later next week, one of the aides said.

What we're watching: Whether a controversial idea being pushed by Sens. Ted Cruz and Mike Lee will be included in the new version of the bill. One senior aide says that remains unclear, and a spokesman for Lee said his office hadn't been updated on the status of the provision either.

Senators will be briefed Tuesday about what's in the new draft. Two versions — one with the Cruz-Lee amendment, and one without — have been submitted to CBO for analysis.


Read more: https://www.axios.com/senate-to-release-revised-health-care-bill-thursday-2456870385.html

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Senate plans to release revised health care bill Thursday (Original Post) brooklynite Jul 2017 OP
'Senators will be briefed Tuesday about what's in the new draft.' elleng Jul 2017 #1
This time for sure Brother Buzz Jul 2017 #2
This Bill is Pretty Basic Doug the Dem Jul 2017 #3
Max Keiser railed against the ACA wolfie001 Jul 2017 #4
The new revision contains a nine-page section on turning poor people into garden mulch. tclambert Jul 2017 #5
Yeah, the "Make the 1% richer or get in the grinder provision". A GOP favorite. harun Jul 2017 #6
Cook Book Bayard Jul 2017 #7

wolfie001

(2,204 posts)
4. Max Keiser railed against the ACA
Tue Jul 11, 2017, 06:39 AM
Jul 2017

He was unhappy with the taxes he was paying. He used his show "Max Keiser Report" to rail against those "unfair" taxes. Of course, he never quoted how much his Russian oligarchs at RT are paying him and his cohort Stacey. Funny how that all works.

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