Democrats see healthcare timetable slipping

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Wall Street Journal, November 4, 2009

Time is running short for Congress to deliver a health bill to President Barack Obama before the end of the year, prompting lawmakers to prepare for the debate to carry into 2010. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid indicated that the chamber may not meet its goal of passing a bill in the next several weeks, the Wall Street Journal reports.

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