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yurbud Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jan-17-10 02:38 PM
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simple question on health care reform: are there even 51 votes for public option?
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A lot of us have clamored for reconciliation to get around the GOP threat of a filibuster that would be aided by a handful of corrupt Democrats, but my sad question is are there enough progressives in the Senate to pass a public through reconciliation?

Or are so many corrupt that they couldn't muster even 51 votes? (or 50 plus Biden)?
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