The Democrats give in to Lieberman after meeting last night.

Those Liebermans can't catch a break.

That's the message to Harry Reid, reportedly.

He still won't vote for the health-care bill, leaving Democrats short of 60, again.

Not yet, anyway.

A Wyoming senator's message-discipline fail.

There's a trigger, a buy-in, and an expansion of Medicare.

Expanding Medicare to people 55 and over could set us down the path to a single-payer system, liberals hope.

He probably shouldn't have said that.

It could be replaced by a privately run plan that sounds vaguely like something associated with the government.

But he doesn't talk about the public option.

Or, it should vote on them very, very, slowly.

At least that's what Harry Reid desperately hopes!

Would you expect any less?

Buried in the health-care bill being debated in the Senate is an utterly nefarious tax.

You're not alone Republicans!

Four senators hold the fate of the bill in their hands.

"I have ruled out voting for this bill but I still very much want to vote for a bill."

Democrats hope to start debate before the holiday.

We'll find out Saturday night.