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Here is a partial list of the 85 House [[Republicans]] who switched side to vote with [[Democrats]] in increase taxes without meaningful spending cuts, which passed by 257-167 on New Year's Day, 2013. 151 House Republicans voted against the [[Obama]]-supported fiscal irresponsibility bill, but these Republicans were among the 85 who voted for it: | Here is a partial list of the 85 House [[Republicans]] who switched side to vote with [[Democrats]] in increase taxes without meaningful spending cuts, which passed by 257-167 on New Year's Day, 2013. 151 House Republicans voted against the [[Obama]]-supported fiscal irresponsibility bill, but these Republicans were among the 85 who voted for it: | ||
| − | *[[John Boehner]] | + | *[[John Boehner]] (OH) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Paul Ryan]] (WI) |
| − | *[[ | + | *Bilbray (CA - defeated for reelection) |
| − | *[[Chris Smith]] | + | *[[Fred Upton]] (MI) |
| + | *[[Leonard Lance]] (NJ) | ||
| + | *Bono Mack (CA - defeated for reelection) | ||
| + | *[[Chris Smith]] (NJ) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 20:29, January 2, 2013
Here is a partial list of the 85 House Republicans who switched side to vote with Democrats in increase taxes without meaningful spending cuts, which passed by 257-167 on New Year's Day, 2013. 151 House Republicans voted against the Obama-supported fiscal irresponsibility bill, but these Republicans were among the 85 who voted for it:
- John Boehner (OH)
- Paul Ryan (WI)
- Bilbray (CA - defeated for reelection)
- Fred Upton (MI)
- Leonard Lance (NJ)
- Bono Mack (CA - defeated for reelection)
- Chris Smith (NJ)