House votes to repeal health care reform.

SPedigrees

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Thu Jan-20-11 01:09 AM
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House votes to repeal health care reform.

The House voted Wednesday evening to repeal the health-care law enacted last year. Lawmakers voted 245 to 189 to approve the repeal of President Obama's signature domestic-policy achievement last year; the measure moves now to the Senate, which has no plans to take it up.

http://link.email.washingtonpost.com/r/0H2RO6/ZBO2NH/TAXV4/V43763/RASIV/50/h

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PDJane

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Thu Jan-20-11 01:27 AM
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1. Proves that:

1. The Republicans are grandstanding, under the impression that everyone believes in their alternate universe.
2. That the Senate is going to, willfully and intelligently, ingnore them.
3. That it had no chance of going anywhere at the present anyway, and
4. The public doesn't want repeal, so it's not going to get them brownie points.

Bloody waste of time in grandstanding for the base.

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Monk06

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Thu Jan-20-11 02:06 AM
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2. Yeah but it's bi partisan..... so say the Freepers, cause 3 dems voted for it. Dumbasses. N/T

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hfojvt

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Thu Jan-20-11 02:22 AM
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3. farking M$M said repeal vote was more bipartisan than passage

A whole 3 Democrats voted for repeal - 3!!!! and they were from Oklahoma, North Carolina and Arkansas.

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