text: "We don't have (the votes) as of this morning. But we've been working this thing all weekend. We'll be working it going into the week," said House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-SC) on NBC's Meet the Press. But Clyburn indicated Friday that "the votes will be there when we vote."
  Now we've heard about Democrats possibly using reconciliation for weeks to move their health care bill through the rocky Senate shoals. But what the House Budget Committee does Monday is really the first step in the exercise to launch the Senate's reconciliation effort sometime in the next two weeks.
  Here's why: back in November, the House okayed its version. The Senate followed suit with its own bill in December. And therein lies the problem. They aren't the same piece of legislation.