Sign of the times.

Every House Democrat voted for Rep. Nadler’s Respect for Marriage Act, which eliminates the Defense of Marriage Act. 

The Defense of Marriage Act, signed into law by Bill Clinton in the 90s, passed the House with overwhelming support, from 224 Republicans and 118 Democrats.

This time around, the repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act passed 267 to 157 with 47 Republicans joining the party. The Nadler bill actively goes after more traditional states with the language stating that, “The bill also repeals and replaces provisions that do not require states to recognize same-sex marriages from other states.”

This has some potential problematic implications down the road. 

Some of the GOP names are no surprise, like Rep. Adam Kinzinger and Rep. Liz Cheney, they’re both funded by Democrats at this point, so is Rep. Elise Stefanik, a RINO who underwent a very unconvincing conservative makeover and focuses on a few populist points while ignoring the rest.

Most of the GOP New York and California delegations voted for it, so did much of the Florida one, but also so did much of the Utah one.

Times have certainly changed, but it’s worth considering what a GOP vote on any number of social issues, including transgender ones, will look like 25 years hence.

The full list runs as follows

Rep. Kelly Armstrong – North Dakota

Rep. Don Bacon – Nebraska

Rep. Cliff Bents

Rep. Ken Calvert – California

Rep. Kat Cammack – Florida

Rep. Mike Carey – Ohio

Rep. Liz Cheney

Rep. John Curtis – Utah

Rep. Rodney Davis – Illinois

Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart – Florida

Rep. Tom Emmet – Minnesota

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick – Pennsylvania

Rep. Andrew Garbarino – New York

Rep. Mike Garcia – California

Rep. Carlos Gimenez – Florida

Rep. Tony Gonzalez – Texas

Rep. Anthony Gonzalez – Ohio

Rep. Hinson – Iowa

Rep. Darrell Issa – California

Rep. Chris Jacobs – New York

Rep. David Joyce – Ohio

Rep. Katko – New York

Rep. Kinzinger – Illinois

Rep. Nancy Mace – South Carolina

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis – New York

Rep. Brian Mast – Florida

Rep. Peter Meijer – Michigan

Rep. Daniel Meuser – Pennsylvania

Rep. M. Miller-Meeks – Iowa

Rep. Blake Moore – Utah

Rep. Dan Newhouse – Washington

Rep. Jay Obernolte – California

Rep. Burgess Owens – Utah

Rep. Scott Perry – Pennsylvania

Rep. Tom Rice – South Carolina

Rep. Maria Salazar – Florida

Rep. Michael Simpson – Idaho

Rep. Elise Stefanik – New York

Rep. Bryan Steil – Wisconsin

Rep. Chris Stewart – Utah

Rep. Michael Turner – Ohio

Rep. Fred Upton – Michigan

Rep. David Valadao – California

Rep. Jefferson Van Drew – New Jersey

Rep. Ann Wagner – Missouri

Rep. Lee Zeldin – New York

Rep. Michael Waltz – Florida