The Senate on Thursday failed to advance a Democrat healthcare bill and a Republican bill that would have addressed the high cost of health care.
The Senate voted on Thursday 51-48 not to invoke cloture or advance a Democrat bill that would extend the enhanced Obamacare subsidies for three more years, which would punt the issue right ahead of the next presidential election. The legislation would cost roughly $90 billion.
The Senate Republican plan, informally known as the Crapo-Cassidy bill, failed to advance on a 51-48 vote as well. It would let the enhanced Obamacare subsidies expire and use the federal healthcare dollars instead to go…
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