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Will health care reform survive the Senate?

Posted at 10:22 AM on November 18, 2009 by Sanden Totten

Last week when the House passed a version of the health care reform bill, many people in the country took a moment to celebrate. That moment was short lived though, as reform now faces it's next massive hurdle: getting through the Senate.

To see what chance there is of something making it through the smaller, often slower body of legislators, we called up Molly Hooper. She's an ace reporter for The Hill and someone with a passion for politics. Her best guess is that something will pass, but it might not be what we expect.

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