Harry Reid and other leading Senate Democrats emerged from this evening’s special caucus meeting with little to say about what transpired in the closed door session and didn’t take questions from reporters. But as the Senate moves toward a vote on health care reform next week, it’s becoming apparent that even the most pro-reform senators are resigning themselves to a less-than-ideal bill and that the White House is keeping the pressure on to get a bill passed even if that means acceding to the demands of Joe Lieberman.
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