Senators will be voting on health care in about a week. Their chances of success are not good.
The most likely outcome: Two failed votes on competing partisan proposals and no certain solution to the Affordable Care Act subsidy cliff.
But that doesn’t mean all is said and done. Senate Republicans and Democrats head into their respective party lunches Tuesday with lots of competing options to discuss. And even after the likely-to-fail Senate votes, talks will continue — with many lawmakers now viewing the Jan. 30 government funding deadline as the real drop-dead date.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said there’s “groundwork being laid that…
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