Ambers tries to make sense of a confusing week. On the timing:
This morning, the majority whip, James Clyburn, said that the House will vote within the next ten days. Yesterday, the majority leader, Steny Hoyer, said he expected a vote by the end of the week. The president's decision essentially allows the House to work on Saturday and Sunday -- gives Democrats a bit of cover -- and gives him the chance to work the phones. The idea is that the House has until the 21st or so to pass its bill, and reconciliation talks will begin on the 22nd, and the whole shebang will be shebanged by the 26th of March.
Cohn has more on the time-line.
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