Many Democrats object to what they describe as overpayments to private plans.

Democrats, who had proposed an independent investigation, objected and did not officially take part in the committee.

Democrats strongly objected, saying national service should be open to all classes.

Democrats have objected to moving forward on the issue so far.

Democrats immediately objected and their parliamentary point of order was upheld.

The main sticking points, however, are the provisions to which Democrats object.

The committee is now effectively shut down, because Democrats object to the rules changes, which make it more difficult to open an investigation.

Democrats immediately objected to the prospect of not even being allowed to debate the issues.

Democrats also objected to what they viewed as an only minimal increase to general school aid in the budget.

In general, Democrats have objected to large tax cuts over many years, which they contend would drain government resources needed for social programs.