House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries praised a bipartisan group of House lawmakers who presented a health care compromise proposal Monday for working “in good faith” toward an extension of key health insurance subsidies.
But Jeffries said he expected the other congressional chamber to spearhead any deal on the expiring Affordable Care Act tax credits.
“It seems to me more likely that if there’s a bipartisan agreement to emerge, it will emerge from the Senate, not the House,” Jeffries told reporters Tuesday, casting doubt on whether House GOP leaders would ever allow a compromise.
“It’s been my view from the very beginning that traditional…
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