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The Senate just rejected Republican efforts to repeal last year's health care law -- with a 47 to 51 vote.
Florida Sen. Bill Nelson voted against the repeal; Marco Rubio -- who campaigned against it -- voted for it.
Nelson earlier today called for the Senate to send the law to the US Supreme Court for a quick review -- saying it's likely going to end up there anyhow.
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Yeah , Dems want a quick review , just like they wanted it passed quickly without reading it . Just on that alone it should be thrown out. I say we should do what Egypt is doing and turn DC into a pit of rubble because of the corruption there!
Posted by: johnirish | February 02, 2011 at 07:52 PM
No surprise in Marco Rubio. Tea Party's darling. Cuban American. Anything but Obama's ideas. We are still waiting on his previous "promises" to lower Real Estate Taxes. Promises before he became a Senator. Let's hope past performance is no indication of future performance.
Posted by: Juana Maria | February 03, 2011 at 10:01 AM