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I didn’t live-blog the vote because my instincts told me it would work out similarly to cap and trade, where Nancy Pelosi’s biggest decision was who to allow to vote “no” in the interest of protecting her party’s electoral majority. Full Article at BizzyBlog
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By Anna Wilde Mathews A provision in the House health-care bill sets up a stark choice for Democrats between the interests of younger voters and older ones.The bill would limit how much insurers can vary premiums based on the age of the person buying... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Late Saturday night, House Democrats celebrated the “historic” passage of national health care, but the victory was only made possible by forcing their liberal members to swallow a bitter pill. Full Article at American Spectator
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Twitter’s hopping with rumors about vote-wrangling and backroom deals so I figured you guys could use a thread to exchange information. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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Maryland First District Congressman Frank Kratovil says he will vote against the House Democrats' health care reform bill. Kratovil issued a statement from his office today saying that the bill is too costly. Full Article at Rantburg
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If the Stupak amendment hadn’t passed he would have voted 'no,' if it did pass it’d serve his main problem with the bill. He did the right thing
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I have not said the bill might get pushed back. But clearly, things happen
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It's a very difficult vote for me because I really want to vote for health care reform, but it has to be done right
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Our view is that cloture on the motion to proceed to the bill is a bill -- is a vote to endorse a half a trillion dollars in Medicare cuts, $400 billion in new taxes, and higher insurance ... A vote on cloture on the motion to proceed to this bill will be treated as a vote on the merits of the bill.
