rolls. it s going to make it more difficult to get pre-existing and more expensive to get pre-existing conditions covered. it s going to eliminate some of the essential benefits like maternity, like planned parenthood, things like that, and it gives $883 billion in tax cuts to people earning over $200,000. if the democrats can explain to the american people that this bill would have reduced benefits, thrown people off of health care, while there was $883 million in tax cuts going to the rich eest people in the country and it was unnecessary to do any of the cut, i think it s political disaster but they have to be able to explain it in a clear, cogent manner. who knows whether that can be done. yeah, jennifer, trying to play this out, we looked at sort of the big steps there a second ago. we can show you this, roy blunt, republican senator from missouri is out there now saying sort of matter of factually, there will not be a vote in the senate on that same bill that just passed