re: #97 subsailor68

But the reimbursement provisions, e.g., will be passed even if this bill isn’t. So, our choices are either pass the “doc fix” and pass the bill, for a net $70odd increase in the deficit over 10 years, or pass the “doc fix” and not pass the bill, for a net $200odd increase in the deficit over ten years. After 10 years, even with the “doc fix”, I think the deficit will be reduced. I may be wrong on that though.