Roll Call of Shame

Here is the list of House Democrats who voted for the Bankruptcy Bill, courtesy of Josh Marshall and Techpolitics:

Artur Davis (AL)
Bud Cramer (AL)
Mike Ross (AR)
Marion Berry (AR)
Ed Pastor (AZ)
Dennis Cardoza (CA)
Jane Harman (CA)
Joe Baca (CA)
Jim Costa (CA)
Ellen Tauscher (CA)
Mike Thompson (CA)
John Salazar (CO)
Kendrick Meek (FL)
Jim Davis (FL)
Allen Boyd (FL)
Sanford Bishop (GA)
David Scott (GA)
Ed Case (HA)
Leonard Boswell (IA)
Melissa Bean (IL)
Dennis Moore (KS)
Ben Chandler (KY)
William Jefferson (LA)
Charlie Melancon (LA)
Steny Hoyer (MD)
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (MD)
Albert Wynn (MD)
Michael Michaud (ME)
Collin Peterson (MN)
Ike Skelton (MO)
Emanuel Cleaver (MO)
Gene Taylor (MS)
Bob Ethridge (NC)
David Price (NC)
Mike McIntyre (NC)
Earl Pomeroy (ND)
Robert Menendez (NJ)
Robert Andrews (NJ)
Steven Rothman (NJ)
Steve Israel (NY)
Gregory Meeks (NY)
Brian Higgins (NY)
Joseph Crowley (NY)
Carolyn McCarthy (NY)
Ted Strickland (OH)
Dan Boren (OK)
David Wu (OR)
Darlene Hooley (OR)
Robert Brady (PA)
John Murtha (PA)
Allyson Schwartz (PA)
Tim Holden (PA)
JOhn Spratt (SC)
Stephanie Herseth (SD)
Lincoln Davis (TN)
John Tanner (TN)
Jim Cooper (TN)
Harold Ford (TN)
Bart Gordon (TN)
Henry Cuellar (TX)
Al Green (TX)
Silvestre Reyes (TX)
Charles Gonzalez (TX)
Solomon Ortiz (TX)
Chet Edwards (TX)
Jim Matheson (TX)
James Moran (VA)
Rick Boucher (VA)
Rick Larsen (WA)
Brian Baird (WA)
Ron Kind (WI)
Nick Rahall (WV)
Alan Mollohan (WV)

I would really like an explanation of how a good Democrat could support this legislation. No really, does anyone have a legitimate argument here? Because I am really tempted to run a statistical analysis comparing campaign contributions from credit card companies to who voted for the bill. Not that I'm trying to embarrass anyone.......