Wow - so far, 7, wait EIGHT Republicans are voting with the Democrats to sideline Green!

[Siwsan]

And I'm shocked as hell that there are more than the 2 I figured would - Kinzinger and Meijer.

[fleur-de-lisa]

1. Amazing! I thought there would only be 3.

[Dem2]

2. "bipartisan vote"

I can hear it now!

[Siwsan]

5. It's up to 9, now

Gives me an iota of something close to being almost sort of hope.

[Dem2]

9. about 1 in 20

Not very grown up for a political party, but it's nice to know there's a few people in that party who aren't crazy

Holy shit, 11?

[samnsara]

3. 9 now! :))

[a kennedy]

4. 9 now......

Should be a lot DAMN more.

[Siwsan]

7. Now it's ELEVEN!

Impressive!

[a kennedy]

20. Yeeehaaaa........

[ChazII]

6. 11 now

[Ohio Joe]

8. No applause or thanks from me...

Repugs should have taken care of this themselves but they are too cowardly.

[Siwsan]

11. True, but damn.

I never expected double digits.

[PirateRo]

12. In agree completely

Jim Acosta said as much about ten minutes back.

[PirateRo]

10. Eleven!

[hlthe2b]

13. Per Manu Raju, the R yes votes thus far: Kinzinger, Fitzpatrick, Katko, Malliotakis, Upton,

Some of the R's who voted yes to impeachment are voting no on this, including Cheney

Link to tweet

[SMC22307]

21. Malliotakis is a yes? Based one the few interviews I've watched of her...

that surprises me.

[MontanaMama]

14. Interesting.

Keep us posted please.

[Earthshine2]

15. Note that most of the Republican Yes votes came at the end.

They waited to see who else voted. Not so not brave.

[Tarc]

16. 11 now. About 6-7 more than I had anticipated

[bamagal62]

17. It's now 11!!!

[PirateRo]

18. You. Know a working Republican Party would show 198 yea and 11 nay

[Siwsan]

19. Sad but true.

It will be interesting to find out who they are - along with Meijer and Kinzinger.

[Laelth]

22. +1 n/t

-Laelth