Senate GOP tries healthcare do-over

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The Hill

Senate Republican leaders are moving forward this week on legislation to repeal and replace major parts of ObamaCare despite divisions within their conference.
Leaders will brief rank-and-file Republican senators Tuesday during their weekly lunch on the revisions they have made to the legislation in an effort to bridge the gap between moderates and conservatives.
They expect to make the revised bill public later in the week and get a score from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) before bringing it to the floor for a vote.
Senate Republican Whip John Cornyn (Texas) on Monday said the legislation would likely be unveiled by the end of this week, setting up a vote for next week.
“I’m for getting our work done now. I don’t think stringing it out any longer than next week helps us with the product,” he told reporters. “My personal goal is to have it up on the floor ready to vote, have the vote-a-rama, next week.”

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  It's getting to be sooooo redundant.