Matthew Yglesias 3 weeks ago

House Democrats Voting No

An interesting table from The New York Times profiles the House Democrats who voted “no” on health reform last night. Mostly it’s people from districts that went for John McCain, oftentimes heavily so. Full Article at Matthew Yglesias

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