Democrats ‘regroup’ for Senate Obamacare talks after shutdown defeat
Politics,Senate Democrats,Obamacare
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Senate Democrats have little time to cobble together a bill extending premium Obamacare subsidies with no guarantee that the legislation can pass, a bitter pill to swallow after weeks spent fighting with Republicans over healthcare.
There are just three weeks when the Senate is in session before mid-December, when Republicans committed to holding a vote on the subsidies as part of a shutdown deal. The vote was a meager concession as Republicans are not willing to promise the bill will get through Congress or be signed into law.
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