Democrats who voted with Republicans on the Keep Your Health Plan Act.

[No Elephants]

Democrats voting For 39-- I may have missed one, but go here http://www.opencongress.org/vote/2013/h/587

Rep. Ron Barber Aye

Rep. John Barrow Aye

Rep. Ami Bera Aye

Rep. Timothy H. Bishop Aye

Rep. Bruce L. Braley Aye

Rep. Julia Brownley Aye

Rep. Cheri Bustos Aye

Rep. Jim Costa Aye

Rep. Peter A. DeFazio Aye

Rep. Suzan K. DelBene Aye

Rep. Tammy Duckworth Aye

Rep. William L. Enyart Aye

Rep. Elizabeth H. Esty Aye

Rep. Bill Foster Aye

Rep. Pete P. Gallego Aye

Rep. John Garamendi Aye

Rep. Joe Garcia Aye

Rep. Ron James Kind Aye

Rep. David Loebsack Aye

ep. Daniel B. Maffei Aye

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney Aye

Rep. Jim Matheson Aye

Rep. Mike McIntyre Aye

Rep. Jerry McNerney Aye

Rep. Richard M. Nolan Aye

Rep. William L. Owens Aye

Rep. Gary C. Peters Aye

Rep. Scott H. Peters Aye

Rep. Collin Clark Peterson Aye

Rep. Patrick Murphy Aye

Rep. Nick J. Rahall Aye

Rep. Raul Ruiz Aye

Rep. Bradley S. Schneider Aye

Rep. Kurt Schrader Aye

Rep. Carol Shea-Porter Aye

Rep. Kyrsten Sinema Aye

Rep. Filemon Vela Aye

Rep. Timothy James Walz Aye






Democrats not voting on the bill at all - 8

Rep. Xavier Becerra

Rep. Tony Cárdenas

Rep. Gene Eugene Green Not Voting

Rep. Carolyn McCarthy Not Voting

Rep. George Miller Not Voting

Rep. Bobby L. Rush Not Voting

Rep. Albio Sires Not Voting

Rep. Niki S. Tsongas Not Voting






What's up with California and New York?

[Enthusiast]

1. Last I heard, the Keep Your Health Plan Act

was a temporary provision to last only one year. Am I wrong on this? I certainly could be wrong because the discussion on the ACA has become so much white noise to me.

[No Elephants]

2. Pelosi called it another attempt to kill Obamacare. But, whatever it is, I

think it significant that close to 50 House Democrats broke with the Democratic Caucus, even though the Republicans could have passed the bill without them.

Also think it interesting that some Republicans crossed over, too, though my OP neglected to mention that.

I feel silly to hope for anything at this point, but I think it a good sign when members of either party break with the caucus over anything. It's either pure kabuki or a sign that they actually are thinking about voters.