Republicans are hitting the gas on a new party-line policy bill. They are fully aware it might end up in the ditch.
The renewed push for budget reconciliation — spawned out of a Monday meeting between President Donald Trump and a group of GOP senators — marks the best shot Republicans have had in months to enact key agenda items without Democratic cooperation. House and Senate conservatives have clamored for a second attempt this Congress, following last summer’s tax-cuts-focused megabill, without much success.
But GOP leaders face a tall order in wrangling their thin margins and the hodgepodge of policy ideas already being pitched by their…
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