Article snippet: Posted at 8:30 pm on June 26, 2017 by Susan Wright Senate leadership would like to have a procedural vote to move forward with their version of an Obamacare replacement, but that may not be happening. They don’t have the votes. Collins tweeted out, earlier Monday: Collins, Heller, and Paul aren’t the only Republicans who think rushing a vote through Tuesday is a bit much. The rush is in hopes of forcing a vote on the actual bill by the end of the week, but without changes, they’re not going to get the support of the five senators who said last week that they could not get on board. Of those senators opposing the bill, as written, Ted Cruz, Ron Johnson, and Mike Lee have not spoken out against a procedural motion. Senator Dean Heller, of Nevada, said on Friday that he was opposed to both the procedural motion, as well as the bill, itself. Senator Johnson maintains that he needs more information. As more is revealed about the bill, expect to lose more senators. Link to the full article to read more