Lawmakers discuss health care compromise after Senate votes.

The Senate rejected bills aimed at addressing rising health care costs, particularly extending tax credits under the Affordable Care Act, but senators are hopeful for a compromise. Some Republicans support a temporary extension of tax credits, but reforms addressing fraud and income caps are needed. GOP Senators introduced proposals, but bipartisan agreement is crucial. Democrats are open to compromise on extending credits, with the looming deadline emphasizing the need for a solution. Senate Majority Leader Thune remains open to an extension, highlighting the importance of bipartisan collaboration in finding a solution.

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