Commentary
By Jamison Foser
All year, the media have told us that passage of health care reform requires not just the 51 Senate votes that would constitute a majority, but the 60 votes required to invoke cloture and shut off debate. It’s such a common refrain, the media often employ the shorthand that health care reform needs the support of 60 senators to pass.
That isn’t actually true. Even assuming Senate Democrats do not…






