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Defend America on Saturday, March 20, 2010 3:54:39 PM
Via Jeffrey Anderson at the Critical Condition blog on National Review Online:
I currently count 207 leaning in favor of
Obamacare and 215 leaning against, with 9 undecided. Here they are —
with the margin by which the presidential vote was won (by one party or
the other) in their districts over the last three elections:
• Marion Berry (D., Ark.) (GOP +8) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Henry Cuellar (D., Tex.) (Dem +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Bill Foster (D., Ill.) (GOP +4)
• Jim Matheson (D., Utah) (GOP +30) — with
nearly two-thirds of his constituents having supported GOP presidential
candidates over the last three elections, a “yes” vote on Stupak, and
an earlier “no” vote on Obamacare, a “yes” vote would mean that, for
the rest of his days, he would be remembered as the guy who sold his
vote for the price of Obama’s having just nominated his brother to a
federal judgeship
• Michael Michaud (D., Me.) (Dem +7) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Solomon Ortiz (D., Tex.) (GOP +1) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Earl Pomeroy (D., N.D.) (GOP +21) — pro-Stupak Amendment — yes, that’s GOP +21
• Nick Rahall (D., W.V.) (GOP +6) — pro-Stupak Amendment
• Zach Space (D., Ohio) (GOP +12) — pro-Stupak Amendment
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