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What are the odds that, if the Senate passes a tax bill, the House simply has to vote for it, because the conferees cannot agree on anything else?
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Fact check: 89.3% true.
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What are the odds that no conferees are ever appointed?
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I'm not sure they'll need a conference, even if the House is saying (right now) they'll need one. The Senate took a number of the (good) pieces from the House bill, maybe enough to satisfy the House.
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Even if the House needs changes, why start employing normal procedure now? Ryan will just negotiate new bill with McConnell and introduce it as amendment on House floor.
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Yes--this, but it won't be because the conferees can't agree, it will be because the Senate won't want to vote again, and it's much easier to do in the House.
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High I think. I still can't quite see how the Senate version is palpable to the House. But then again there is a very real possibility they concede and vote on it anyway just to have something in the "win" column (and then have to own the long term consequences).
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At least 50-50, I would say.
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60-40. Like health care.
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What are the odds that they pass a
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Seems like SALT terms in Senate bill are unacceptable to House?
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