Dems Who Voted to Send Women Back to the Dark Days.

Those who voted for the Stupak amendment, via OpenLeft:

Tom Perriello. (Who I spent days knocking on doors for in Charlottesville, Virginia.) And everyone else... (list in the extended entry)

AdamGreen :: Dems who voted for the Stupak amendment to restrict women's rights.

Altmire Baca Barrow Berry Bishop (GA) Boccieri Boren Bright Cardoza Carney Chandler Childers Cooper Costa Costello Cuellar Dahlkemper Davis (AL) Davis (TN) Donnelly (IN) Doyle Driehaus Ellsworth Etheridge Gordon (TN) Griffith Hill Holden Kanjorski Kaptur Kildee Langevin Lipinski Lynch Marshall Matheson McIntyre Melancon Michaud Mollohan Murtha Neal (MA) Oberstar Obey Ortiz Perriello Peterson Pomeroy Rahall Reyes Rodriguez Ross Ryan (OH) Salazar Shuler Skelton Snyder Space Spratt Stupak Tanner Taylor Teague Wilson (OH) What is the Stupak amendment? Congressman Bart Stupak (D-MI) is trying to radically change abortion law in this country today. A central promise of health care reform is that if you like the health care coverage you have, you can keep it. Today in America, millions of women who buy health care on their own or who get it through the small business employer have abortion care coverage. Congressman Stupak's amendment would strip them of that coverage, breaking that central promise. Stupak wants to outlaw abortion coverage in the new health insurance Exchange, where individuals and small businesses will purchase their coverage. Instead, women would only be able to purchase abortion coverage in a "abortion rider" plan - a single-service plan that covers abortion only. Such an "abortion rider" is discriminatory and illogical. Women do not plan to have unintended pregnancies (or pregnancies in which a complication will arise that will require ending the pregnancy). In fact, about half of all pregnancies are unintended. Abortion is simply not something that women plan to insure against. Put simply, the Stupak amendment is a dramatic departure from current law which would restrict a women's right to choose. What's more, it would put an unprecedented restriction on people who pay for their own health insurance.