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Bipartisan health care deal remains elusive in the Senate as parties dig in ahead of next week's vote
- Senate discussions on health care and ACA tax credits remain stalled ahead of next week's vote.
- Democrats push for a clean, multi-year extension of ACA subsidies, while Republicans consider a bipartisan path.
- The Hyde amendment remains a major sticking point for a potential bipartisan deal.
- Senate Republicans express willingness to coalesce around a strategy if Democrats share their plan.
- House Republicans reportedly resist extending subsidies, complicating a quick resolution.
- White House signals a two-year extension proposal, but GOP resistance persists.
- Senate leaders acknowledge potential GOP strategies alongside Democratic ACA measures.
- Lawmakers discuss association health care coverage as a potential option to lower costs.
- Negotiations unfold as Democrats seek to present their preferred ACA policy approach next week.
- There is retail focus on how costs will be addressed if subsidies extend or expire.
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