A recent political conversation has me wondering...
Given the number of conservative GOP governors that were once very much against ObamaCare but now embrace it because of the money it brings to their states and their states' economies;
And given the number of times the Republican controlled House has voted to repeal it, knowing that it will never pass in the Democratic controlled Senate;
What would happen if just enough Democratic senators voted in favor of repeal that it would take every Republican senator's vote to pass?
Would it pass?
Or what if the Senate passed its own bill and sent it to the House? Would a Democrat proposal be able to pass in the House?
When it comes down to the monies for healthcare providers and the benefits for their citizens, it would appear that the once vocal opponents have seen the light. If it appeared that repeal actually had a chance of passing, would they now lobby their Congressional representatives to oppose a repeal?
Would the House quit playing games that appeal to a shrinking base?
Could we expect them to...I don't know...start governing?
Just wondering...
John
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"Could we expect them to...I don't know...start governing?"
ReplyDeleteNo.