The House Wednesday failed to follow the Senate's lead and pass a DTV date-change bill, putting the move of the DTV transition date in doubt after all the momentum seemed to be moving toward the four-month delay to June 12.
It was also something of a defeat for the Obama administration, which had pushed Congress to move the date, citing the problems in distributing DTV-to-analog converter box coupons and a lack of funding for DTV education. Republicans pushed back hard, saying it was a solution in search of a problem.
The vote was 258 to 168.
House Votes NO
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Good! Let's get this digital conversion thing over and done ...

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wow look at that, some people in the government actually did something good.. i'm just stunned 
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Thank you, House.
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But, will it be reintroduced again?
