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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo with Jones winning, does this mean that if the House doesn't keep the ACA mandate, Collins will
vote against the tax bill reconciliation, so it implies the mandate needs to remain.
Does it also mean that Corker will not support the bill?
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So with Jones winning, does this mean that if the House doesn't keep the ACA mandate, Collins will (Original Post)
still_one
Dec 2017
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I heard/saw somewhere that McConnell said that whoever won wouldn't be seated till the 1st
sweetloukillbot
Dec 2017
#3
The clock is ticking for sure, and the reconcilliation I don't think is a slam dunk
still_one
Dec 2017
#4
NewJeffCT
(56,828 posts)1. they may try to vote before Jones can be seated
I'm guessing
sweetloukillbot
(11,026 posts)3. I heard/saw somewhere that McConnell said that whoever won wouldn't be seated till the 1st
He knew.
marylandblue
(12,344 posts)2. Republicans will try to squeeze it through before Jones is seated.
Probably won't be seated until after New Year. But Republicans have only 8 working days to get it through before then.
still_one
(92,209 posts)4. The clock is ticking for sure, and the reconcilliation I don't think is a slam dunk
bluestarone
(16,959 posts)5. this will be the problem in
2018 also need to be thinking ahead here
brer cat
(24,568 posts)6. It will be interesting to see this play out.
Bribery works too often with republicans for me to feel any confidence that Collins will stick to her guns. Mitch will put the world at her feet not to lose.