They do intend to use the reconciliation process if Mitt Romney is elected and if they have a majority in the Senate not only to get health care repealed but they intend to use reconciliation in order to extend the Bush tax cuts and to make the kind of spending cuts that they want to do.
David Gergen: “They do intend to use the reconciliation process if Mitt Romney is elected and if they have a majority in the Senate not…”
Editor's note · Context
David Gergen discusses the Republican strategy to use reconciliation for repealing health care and extending tax cuts if they gain control.
Share
More from David Gergen
The midterms really helped him. They transformed the race, best midterm elections for any president in 20 years.
If he comes out and throws cold water on this, then I don't think it goes anywhere.
But I think, to go to David Urban's point, what was she calling about? Well, she was calling, she testified, because she thought there was fraud that had been committed, and had not yet been explored, and that it ought to be studied before…
I don't think Trump is out of the woods, even though his poll numbers are not only staying up, they have actually been strengthened some.





