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Sen. John Isakson and health care reform

Senator John Isakson

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Sen. John Isakson: key health care votes

2/2/2011 6:05 PM S.223: Repealing the Health Care Bill

Status: Senate motion rejected 47-51, 2 not voting (3/5 required)

Repeal of the Affordable Care Act of 2010 [more]

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Sen. Isakson voted Yes, which we score as unfavorable.

3/25/2010 2:00 PM H.R.4872: Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010

Status: Senate bill passed 56-43, 1 not voting

These were House amendments to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, making financing and revenue changes. It made some adjustments to the health reform bill to mollify House Democrats who had sought a more aggressive reform bill [more]

Sen. Isakson did not vote.

12/24/2009 7:05 AM H.R.3590: Affordable Care Act (’Obamacare’)

Status: Senate bill passed 60-39, 1 not voting

On Passage of the Bill H.R. 3590 [more]

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Sen. Isakson voted No, which we score as unfavorable.

12/15/2009 6:45 PM H.R.3590: Authorizing Importation of Prescription Drugs

Status: Senate amendment rejected 51-48, 1 not voting (3/5 required)

On the Amendment S.Amdt. 2793 to S.Amdt. 2786 to H.R. 3590 (Service Members Home Ownership Tax Act of 2009) [more]

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Sen. Isakson voted No, which we score as unfavorable.

12/3/2009 11:47 AM H.R.3590: Preventive Services Coverage Requirements

Status: Senate amendment agreed to 61-39 (3/5 required)

This bill would have been an amendment to health care reform, which was approved later in December. Some of these provisions ended up in the final reform bill. [more]

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Sen. Isakson voted No, which we score as unfavorable.

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Medicare Resource Center blog posts mentioning Sen. John Isakson

Updated: Who voted to kill Medicare?

04/18/2011 4:04 PM -- Updated: Who voted to kill Medicare?The good news is that Ryan’s plan doesn’t appear likely to become law. The Democratic-controlled Senate and President Obama stand in its way. But the vote itself provides a stark ...




Johnny Isakson: the health care larks the 1,600-page dodd-frank financial law, that has made the situation far harder and worse. i think the senator has had a few words to say. a senator: yes, thank you, senator johnson.

About Sen. John Isakson

Party: Republican

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Nick Name: Johnny
Gender: Male