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From the article:

Here is a list of the 43 Republicans who voted for the amendment:

Justin Amash, Mich.
Susan Brooks, Ind.
Mike Coffman, Colo.
Ryan Costello, Pa.
Carlos Curbelo, Fla.
Rodney Davis, Ill.
Jeff Denham, Calif.
Charlie Dent, Pa.
Mario Diaz-Balart, Fla.
Bob Dold, Ill.
Daniel Donovan, N.Y.
Tom Emmer, Minn.
Michael Fitzpatrick, Pa.
Rodney Frelinghuysen, N.J.
Chris Gibson, N.Y.
Joe Heck, Nev.
Will Hurd, Texas
Darrell Issa, Calif.
David Jolly, Fla.
John Katko, N.Y.
Adam Kinzinger, Ill.
Leonard Lance, N.J.
Frank LoBiondo, N.J.
Tom MacArthur, N.J.
Martha McSally, Ariz.
Pat Meehan, Pa.
Luke Messer, Ind.
Erik Paulsen, Minn.
Bruce Poliquin, Maine
Tom Reed, N.Y.
David Reichert, Wash.
Jim Renacci, Ohio
Tom Rooney, Fla.
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Fla.
John Shimkus, Ill.
Elise Stefanik, N.Y.
Fred Upton, Mich.
David Valadao, Calif.
Greg Walden, Ore.
Mimi Walters, Calif.
David Young, Iowa
Todd Young, Ind.
Lee Zeldin, N.Y.

Update: Rep. John Shimkus, R-Ill., issued a statement Thursday saying his vote Wednesday was “recorded incorrectly,” per his press release.

[Iron head mike]

Valadayo is my politicriter.even voted for him last time around. No more!

[Reno89519]

None are mine, thankfully. But as I read through the list, only a few are nationally recognizable and stand out: Darrell Issa, for example. Well, regardless, hopefully all get primaried this year.

[DavidLSpud]

Will Hurd, Texas

23rd Congressional District...

I believe “Congressional Campaign” money put him in...

and he has voted establishment ever since.

We are one of the rare “competitive” districts that switch between Republicrap and Demicrap...

[NTHockey]

If the people in Congress can’t distinguish yea from nay, I suggest they find new employment as paint drying watchers. They must be the dumbest people on the planet.

Or they think that we are for believing that BS.

[doorgunner69]

Issa, eh? No wonder that farce of an investigation went nowhere.............Some FReepers used to defend him, I always thought he was a RINO for years.

[Yogafist]

“My position on this issue has not and will not change,” Shimkus said in a statement. “I’ve consistently defended religious liberty and I always will. During a series of 14 votes on the House floor, I accidentally cast a ‘yea’ vote for the Maloney Amendment when I intended to vote ‘nay.’ I regret the mistake.”

The vote wasn't about religious liberty, it was about codifying mental illness. Either this guy thinks his constituents are extremely stupid, or he is.

[ilovesarah2012]

Issa? I wonder what he was thinking.

[apocalypto]

What? Paul Ryan didn’t vote for it? Issa’s vote came as a surprise.

[Vaduz]

Must be more names than that on the kick back list.