On the recordNovember 5, 2013
when it came to the floor, there was not one single Republican who voted for the plan.
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congress.govwhen it came to the floor, there was not one single Republican who voted for the plan.
Highlighting the lack of bipartisan support for a significant healthcare bill.
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