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The choice presented as I understood it was to either:
allow the bill to be done [behind closed doors] resulting in a crappy bill

put the bill in the open to make it better.

Again, I don’t think that’s what’s there. Sure, we may end up with legislation that is crappy - but that it’s done behind closed doors does not assert such. That’s one of the things that’s false IMO. Another is that allowing it to be in the open would make it better. I’m not at all convinced that’s true. Indeed I believe putting out there would subject it to endless dem obstruction.

With the dem promises to stop all work at all cost, do you think it may be possible that they’re keeping it behind closed doors to prevent such obstruction? Isn’t that at least a possibility?

Separately, there is going to have to be more than one piece of legislation unwrapping the 0bamacare insurance scam. This will [hopefully] be the first. Then tax reform. Some may pound their chest and proclaim it should all be done now - and that sounds great. I hope that happens.

We’re on the same side i think - I’m different in that I’m not willing to give up hope on a bill that would facilitate tax reform and lead to eventual full repeal.