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# John Adler (NJ)

# Jason Altmire (PA)

# Michael Arcuri (NY)

# John Barrow (GA)

# Marion Berry (AR)

# Dan Boren (OK)

# Rick Boucher (VA)

# Bobby Bright (AL)

# Ben Chandler (KY)

# Travis Childers (MS)

# Arthur Davis (AL)

# Lincoln Davis (TN)

# Chet Edwards (TX)

# Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (SD)

# Tim Holden (PA)

# Larry Kissell (NC)

# Frank Kratovil (MD)

# Daniel Lipinski (IL)

# Stephen F. Lynch (MA)

# Jim Marshall (GA)

# Jim Matheson (UT)

# Mike McIntyre (NC)

# Michael McMahon (NY)

# Charlie Melancon (LA)

# Walt Minnick (ID)

# Glenn Nye (VA)

# Collin Peterson (MN)

# Mike Ross (AR)

# Heath Shuler (NC)

# Ike Skelton (MO)

# Zack Space (OH)

# John Tanner (TN)

# Gene Taylor (MS)

# Harry Teague (NM)

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A list of House Democrats who voted against a bill that would extend health care coverage to more than 30 million Americans. The House passed the measure 219-212, with every Republican voting against it.

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High-res Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) carries the gavel that was used when Medicare was passed by the House in the 1960s while marching with Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD), Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), Rep. John Larson (D-CT) & other members of the Democratic Caucus — arm-in-arm, civil-rights-style — from the Cannon House Office Building through a gauntlet of raucous tea party protesters to the U.S. Capitol for the health care reform vote. Getty image.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) carries the gavel that was used when Medicare was passed by the House in the 1960s while marching with Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD), Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), Rep. John Larson (D-CT) & other members of the Democratic Caucus — arm-in-arm, civil-rights-style — from the Cannon House Office Building through a gauntlet of raucous tea party protesters to the U.S. Capitol for the health care reform vote. Getty image.

“…to see the Republicans up there carrying on the way they are, I basically concluded that maybe we should just pass this thing. … If the Republicans hate it, there must be some good in it.””

Howard Dean on why he has defected from the “Kill the Bill” caucus