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Latest revision as of 23:58, June 1, 2021
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)
- Brian Bilbray (CA - defeated for reelection)
- Fred Upton (MI)
- Leonard Lance (NJ)
- Mary Bono Mack (CA - defeated for reelection)
- Chris Smith (NJ)
- Rodney Alexander (LA)
- Nan Hayworth (NY - defeated for reelection)
- Lou Barletta (PA)
- Charles Bass (NH - defeated for reelection)
- Dan Benishek (MI)
- Judy Biggert (IL - defeated for reelection)
- Kevin Brady (TX)
- Vern Buchanan (FL)
- Ken Calvert (CA)
- Dave Camp (MI)
- Howard Coble (NC)
- Tom Cole (OK)
- Ander Crenshaw (FL)
- Robert Dold (IL - defeated for reelection)
- Dan Lungren (CA - defeated for reelection)