[Alissa]

I think we may need to rethink.

This is from The Blaze:

Here are the 12 House Republicans who voted with Democrats against the continuing resolution with a one-year delay on the individual mandate: Reps. Tom Massie (Ky.), Peter King (N.Y.), Steve King (Iowa), Mike Rogers (Ala.), Paul Broun (Ga.), Phil Gingrey (Ga.), Joe Barton (Texas), Louie Gohmert (Texas), Kay Granger (Texas), Charlie Dent (Pa.), Rick Crawford (Ark.) and Michele Bachmann (Minn.).

All but Dent and Peter King come from the conservative wing of the party.

And here are the nine Democrats who supported it:

Reps. Mike McIntyre (N.C.), Dan Maffei (N.Y.), Sean Maloney (N.Y.), Jim Matheson (Utah), Steven Horsford (Nev.), Ron Barber (Ariz.), John Barrow (Ga.), Raul Ruiz (Calif.) and Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.).

Am I missing something??

[gov_bean_ counter]

They saw this one as a cave.

[mrsmith]

The RINO revolt failed.

Unfortunately this probably means that Boehner agreed to give in to them later and pass something with just Dem and RINO votes.

Or it could mean he has finally told them to start carrying their weight and toe the line... well, it’s ‘possible’.

[Irenic]

I think some are thinking that Louie Gohmert, Michele Bachmann didn’t vote for it because it wasn’t to defund Obamacare, only a delay.

I wonder if they would have stayed with the principled vote even if it meant losing the delay?

[so_real]

Peculiar ...

[Tennessee Nana]

Yes there were 13 Rs who voted NO with the Ds

wheres the other one...