The "Gang of Six" senators involved in bipartisan health care negotiations represent six states with a total of less than three percent of the U.S. population (Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Maine, New Mexico and Iowa).The diversity in those six states amazes me. Not. Do the four least-populated counties of western Kansas want to chime in?
That being said, it looks like the August break has prompted a "plan B" for the Democrats which should have been "plan A" from the get go:
Under the scenario now being discussed, bi-partisan talks would be aborted and parliamentary maneuvers used to force the bill through with a party-line vote."You can no longer be bi-partisan with the insurance industry shills. They had their attempt to offer ideas. It's time to ignore the GOP.
Source: http://politicalwire.com/
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