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House votes 239-186 to repeal Obamacare; All Democrats vote 'no'

The Republican-dominated House voted Tuesday afternoon to repeal Obamacare. The 239-186 vote includes three Republican dissenters, while Democrats voted unanimously against the bill.

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Rep. José Serrano (D-N.Y.) provided some drama during the proceedings.

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Let’s get the Groundhog Day jokes out of the way.

Townhall’s Guy Benson gives three great points why this vote is different.

This line of thinking ignores three factors: (1) The GOP campaigned hard against Obamacare last fall and won a resounding midterm victory, (2) this latest vote represents the first chance for newly-elected members to weigh in on Obamacare — many are eager to fulfill a campaign promise by backing repeal, and (3) at least eight of those 40-plus, supposedly quixotic repeal votes actually succeeded, dismantling parts of the law and reducing funding for it. Oh, and this time around, Republicans control the Senate, too.

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The Groundhog Day snark doesn’t seem to have much of a sting.

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