As is customary, that was objected to by Reid himself. Next week, he will ask for a second reading, object to that, and the bill will be placed on the Senate Calendar.
Once that happens, Reid can file a Motion to Proceed to the bill, which is subject to debate and filibuster.
That will be the first hurdle for Democrats, getting 60 votes on the Motion to Proceed to the bill.
[...] We might battle over the Motion to Proceed as early as next week.
And when we finally get on the bill, then things could get really fun if the Majority Leader decides to "fill the tree".
SOURCE: Jamie Dupree
