On Thursday, Democrats voted down a bipartisan
attempt to force Congress to take an old-fashioned up-or-down vote
on the Senate health care bill, as it would on nearly any other
significant piece of legislation. David Harsanyi explains why the
process matters, no matter how the final vote turns out.
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