Harry Reid announced today that Joe Lieberman and the Republicans are getting their wish, and the Senate will not vote on health care until after the August recess.
But the President has other ideas:
President Obama has been pushing for both the House and Senate to pass health care legislation before going on their August break -- a goal that has appeared increasingly unlikely due to fierce Republican opposition and cost concerns cited by fiscally conservative Democrats.
Reid's announcement did not change Obama's timetable, according to a senior administration official. The president still wants the House and Senate to vote before the August recess.
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