Two Senate Democrats undecided on health debate

From: The Washington Times | November 21, 2009 

One of the last three uncommitted Democrats, Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska, said Friday he would vote to begin debate on the Senate's health care bill; meanwhile, the Republican opposition opened a new front, arguing that the legislation would lead to health care rationing. Mr. Nelson said he would support the procedural vote scheduled for Saturday night because he didn't want to obstruct reform efforts. He also said he hoped to improve the legislation on the floor. "Throughout my Senate career I have consistently rejected efforts to obstruct," he said. Saturday's vote "is only to begin debate and an opportunity ...

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