WASHINGTON — Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., said Tuesday that she is “very encouraged” by a recent congressional analysis of the Senate Finance Committee’s health-care reform bill. Congressional analysts said the bill slashes the deficit by $81 billion over 10 years. Lincoln had worried aloud about its cost and is facing re-election in a state that went heavily for Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., in the 2008 presidential race. Lincoln and other Finance Committee senators will be voting on the panel’s bill later Tuesday.
Share this story

About the Author
Members of the National Review Online editorial and operational teams are included under the umbrella “NR Staff.”
Advertisement
Advertisement





Comments