From Keith Hennessey
The House passed their version of health care reform Saturday night on a 220-215 vote. Today I’m going to update my projections and analysis, and focus on upcoming “pivot points” in the health care debate.
- Pass a partisan comprehensive bill through the House and through the regular Senate process with 60, leading to a law this year; (was 50% –> 40%)
- Pass a partisan comprehensive bill through the House and through the reconciliation process with 51 Senate Democrats, leading to a law this year; (was 10% –> 20%)
- Fall back to a much more limited bill that becomes law this year; (was 10% –> 20%)
- No bill becomes law this year Congress. Process continues into next year. (was 29.99% –> 20%)
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