Only Congress can make changes to Medicare Presidential executive orders do not apply.
Here’s how it could happen:
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The bill would go through committees and potentially to a full floor vote.
If the Senate has a competing Medicare bill, any differences would be addressed in a bi-chamber Conference Committee.
If not, then the House bill would go to the Senate for a vote there.
THIS IS WHERE THINGS GETreally interesting.
Reconciliation can only be used in certain circumstances, but it is not subject to filibuster.
AFTER A BILL IS PASSED,it would go to President Trump for his signature or veto.
An override requires a two-thirds majority in each chamber.
Those include:
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