Nelson has signed on to the bill

Republicans have to do everything they can now to stop this

Please stop this

Even the Libs are calling it that. It’s hard to believe that we have come to the point where we are relying on the hard left to kill this thing. It’s unbelievable.

God see the truth, but waits. It’s going to be an interesting week.

First there was the Louisiana Purchase.

Then there was the Nebraska Purchase.

Isn’t there another “moderate” Democrat who wants a cut? I think the other senators should be asking for much more for their states.

I want my state to be able to opt-out of the new taxes, insurance company regulations, and vending machine regulations.

Al they need to do is hold this up for one day for this to be put off till after the Christmas break which will give the Tea Party folks and now the Lefties that are opposing it time to work on their senators at home!

* 1 a.m. MONDAY – To end debate on “a manager’s package” that includes all the latest changes to the bill. 60 votes required.

Can’t an objection be made to any other amendments being allowed to a bill that no-one has ever seen? As I’ve seen this done in platform committees and at our conventions, and amendment usually has to refer to the section, paragraph and line into which it will be inserted…how is that possible if Reid hasn’t even let anyone look at the bill…The Repubs should object to any further amendments being considered until the main bill is brought forth and read. the objection should be raised…and a vote should be forced as to whether each amendment will proceed without the main bill being read. Seems to me we could hold this up at least half a day. Of course any and all unanimous consent requests should be objected to….Coburn has already done this once with Sanders’ amendment…and Franken upped the ante by objecting to Lieberman’s request for an extra minute to speak…Repubs should call their bluff….this isn’t the time to back off this!…I think what Franken did was a shot across the Republican Bow that the Dems would up the ante even further if Repubs follow a strategy to object to unanimous consent request…Let them do their worse I say…the less that get’s done the better at this point…

* 7 a.m. TUESDAY – To approve the manager’s package. Simple majority required.

I don’t see much to be done on this vote with the exception of continuing to object to unanimous consent requests. again…Republicans should be objecting to any further debate going further on this until the originall bill is brought forth and read because they haven’t even seen what they are debating or amending!

* Also TUESDAY – To end debate on Mr. Reid’s original health care proposal, as amended by the manager’s package. 60 votes required.

What proposal…no one has seen it….again…Republicans should be objecting to any further debate going further on this until the originall bill is brought forth and read because they haven’t even seen what they are debating or amending!

* 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY – To approve Mr. Reid’s original proposal. Simple majority required.

Object to a vote going forward by unanimous consent without the bill being read….

* Also WEDNESDAY – To end debate on the finalized health care legislation. 60 votes required.

Object to the AMENDED health care bill going forth without it being read…including all amended sections

* 7 p.m. THURSDAY, Christmas Eve (or anytime after the prior vote if all senators agree) – To approve the final bill. Simple majority required.

Object to a final vote on the completed bill without it first being read….and object to all unanimous consent requests…even requests for senators to have extra time.

Which is one of my questions.Don’t the majority and minority leaders have to agree to a time limit for debate under the rules…why are we agreeing to a time limit for Senators to discuss what’s going on here? McConnell should be dragging out negotiations with Reid concerning how much time each side will be allowed for debate. or am I missing something?

The “Big Tent” analogy isn’t the correct one…the correct one is a MAGNET…we need to be a MAGNET that draws these independents in who are sick and tired of what’s going on in Washington—Fred Thompson

I hate to say it, but things are going to get ugly. I think we’re going to start seeing civil disobedience now.

do not believe this bill will pass. They say once it gets through the senate, it will not pass the house and the senate next year as public support continues to wane. It is not over yet.

Barack Obama is an in your face, over lord who can only be described by two words: sadomasochistic dictator.

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It is beyond me why 59 Senators are allowing Ben Nelson get away with requiring all the other states pay Nebraska’s medical bills.What is happening in washington. Has all the Dems in the Senate gone crazy? Seems to me that at least 20 of them would have the sense to vote against this socialist bill. I fell like I am in dream land.

I have a feelin’ huntin’ season starts right about that time or shortly after too.

I’m just sayin’…………..