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The time for debate is over. Voting shall begin any minute now.<\/p>\n
As of 10:27 on Sunday night, Nancy Pelosi is giving her Oscar speech, so no voting until that happens.<\/p>\n
10:32<\/strong>: The voting on the first (huge) vote has begun.<\/p>\n 10:39<\/strong>: They’re sill not there yet. The YEAs are at 194.<\/p>\n 10:42<\/strong>: And they’re at 208 with ostensibly just 4 minutes to go. They still need 8 more votes.<\/p>\n 10:43<\/strong>: There are 16 Democrats who haven’t voted, and the Democrats need 7 of them to vote YEA.<\/p>\n 10:44<\/strong>: 214!<\/p>\n 10:45<\/strong>: 216! That’s the magic number folks! Democrats are chanting “Yes We Did!”<\/p>\n 11:00<\/strong>: They’re now debating on “motion to recommit” put forth by the GOP — it’s essentially a poison pill, with the idea of forcing pro-life Democrats to vote “NAY” on a pro-life amendment that would derail the process. Bart Stupak is arguing forcefully against it, calling it “disingenuous.”<\/p>\n 11:08<\/strong>: The Democrats easily are defeating the motion to recommit. Barring some last-minute weak knees in the 9:22 left remaining for voting, this is over.<\/p>\n 11:11<\/strong> Curious how your Congressman voted? Check here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 11:18<\/strong>: And the Republican motion goes down easily.<\/p>\n 11:19<\/strong>: And now the final “reconciliation” vote.<\/p>\n