The White House is hammering the 60 progressive House members who pledged to vote against any health care bill that does not have a public option, trying to get their number below the 40 vote threshold.  But Raul Grijalva is cracking the whip and maintaining discipline, and says accepting "triggers" is unacceptable.

Greg Sargent:

In a statement emailed to me, Grijalva said that most House progressives would in fact stand firm and still vote against a bill with a trigger:

“The vast majority of CPC is not prepared to wave a white flag on public option. A trigger would be a surrender.”

If the “vast majority” of the five dozen or so House progressives did vote against the bill, as Grijalva vows they would, it wouldn’t pass.

Go Rep. Grijalva.  Give him a hand.

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