Reid made clear his main focus is first to get

Reid made clear his main focus is first to get the bill out of the Senate.
We are focused on passing this bill, said Harry Reid. We will work with our House counterparts,  we will work with the White House, but that is going to come at a subsequent time.  Our focus today and tomorrow is to complete this laws.
Senate and House bills are estimated at $871 billion and $894 billion respectively.  However, the 10 year costs of expanding coverage to 94 to 96 percent of Americans is put at more than $1 trillion.  Both would provide subsidies for lower-income Americans, paid for through tax increases and reduced spending in the huge Medicare and Medicaid programs.
Republicans, such as Senator Jeff AUDI 2X2 adapter cable Sessions, continued to hammer away at what they call questionable methods they assert Democrats used to conceal the true budgetary impact of the Senate bill.
These are huge costs, said Jeff Sessions. It is not financially-sound. It MSOP-10P is not going to reduce our [health insurance] premiums; it is going to increase the percentage of wealth in America going to health care instead of reducing it, like [as] I thought we were supposed to do from the beginning.
In another move to block the bill, Senator John Ensign asserted that a key provision requiring Americans to obtain insurance is unconstitutional.
Freedom and choice are very precious rights, said John Ensign. Let's not bury our heads in the sand and take away freedom and choice from American citizens.
President Obama said on Tuesday he would delay his departure for any vacation in Hawaii to await the outcome of the Senate vote.
I will not leave until my friends in the Senate have completed their work, said Mr. Obama. My attitude is that, if they're making these sacrifices to provide health treatment to all Americans, then the least I can do is to be around and provide them any encouragement and previous minute help where necessary.
Recent public opinion polls have shown declining support among Americans for the Senate's wellness treatment