After internal party debate, Democrats have decided to call for a revote on the budget reconciliation bill which recently passed the House by an extremely close vote of 216-214. The bill ran into trouble when it became known that the President signed a different version than that which was passed by Congress. Because the cuts passed in the bill are so contentious, Democrats have chosen to put the spotlight back on the issue by calling for a revote, as opposed to allowing the fixed bill to pass easily under unanimous-consent agreements.