Reconciliation is one of the few tools that bypasses the 60-vote rule in the Senate—and allows big legislation to pass with a simple majority. In this week’s video, Mark Tipps and I break down how it works, why it matters, and why every engaged citizen should understand it.
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Mark Tipps and Senator Bill Frist on Reconciliation:
How does Reconciliation work, and why does it matter?
A Second Opinion with Senator Bill Frist, M.D.
The goal is to have A Second Opinion be seen as the go to place for learning how to improve health and health care. Together we will have conversations with the health thought leaders, the entrepreneurs, the clinicians, the policy makers, the business leaders, and the consumers— to better understand how we all can improve health and well-being — of ourselves as individuals, of our families — and of our communities. We achieve this through education and engagement at the nexus of policy, medicine, and innovation
The goal is to have A Second Opinion be seen as the go to place for learning how to improve health and health care. Together we will have conversations with the health thought leaders, the entrepreneurs, the clinicians, the policy makers, the business leaders, and the consumers— to better understand how we all can improve health and well-being — of ourselves as individuals, of our families — and of our communities. We achieve this through education and engagement at the nexus of policy, medicine, and innovation
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