Bill Clinton predicted Tuesday that President Barack Obama's historic health care revamp will become law, even as top Democrats hunted for the elusive votes to pass the sweeping measure. For the Latest information regarding World or Wall Street News, make sure to visit the Most Exclusive and In Depth newsletter website at: http://www.wallstreetgrand.com/.
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Bill Clinton predicted Tuesday that President Barack Obama's historic health care revamp will become law, even as top Democrats hunted for the elusive votes to pass the sweeping measure.
"I just want it to pass, and I think it will," the former president told reporters during a rare visit to the Congress for closed-door talks with Senate Democrats, billed as focused on climate change and job creation.
His comments came as Republicans trained their fire on the procedural tactics Democrats seemed likely to use to pass the bill and minimize any potential political damage in November mid-term elections.
"The majority plans to force the toxic Senate bill through the House under some controversial trick," said Republican House Minority Leader John Boehner, who warned uneasy Democrats "there is no way to hide from this vote."
Top House Democrats said they had not settled on a final strategy but did nothing to deter talk that they would rely on a relatively common parliamentary maneuver called a "self-executing rule" for formal legislative debate.
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