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Series to wrap up soon. i think senators are getting really tired. they want to move forward. and it is not really going to change the outcome of the bill. there were only very few amendments, i think, there were some strong because it is potentially passing. when was a pat cap on insulin for private commercial prescription drugs. that did not make it into the bill. but he did come very close, about seven republicans voted with democrats on that. there may be in the minutes later where something proposed by idly with john schuman, who is looking at potentially having some large corporations be...