Post #25226 by bighairymike on the US Policy board

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Are you willing to go with the compromise that will occur in Congress, if it occurs? The last bill had review after three years built in. "No compromise" is one of the positions of some of the people in your party. Are you willing to tell them to compromise even if the bill is not as good as the one recently killed? - Lapsody

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You should recall my posting at the time that I favored taking the bill up in the house, improve it, and working out a compromise with the Senate.

But you ask in advance, if I am willing to go with a future compromise. Sure, compromise is good as a general principle.

But that doesn't mean I will guarantee now that I will endorse whatever is spit out later. Reminiscent of the old Pelosi ploy of, "You have to pass it to find out what's in it."

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