BURNETT: Breaking news, Republican-led House voted to sue President Obama. The GOP saying the president has abused his power by not going through Congress to make or change laws. Democrats call it a partisan stunt. Dana Bash is our chief congressional correspondent. And, Dana, the vote 225-201, shockingly, not a single Democrat voted for.</s>DANA BASH, CNN CHIEF CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right. I know you say that with sarcasm but sometimes even on these highly partisan votes, some conservative Democrats wanting to send a message back home in their conservative districts crossed party lines, that didn't happen here. And what you have is Republicans saying this isn't about the House GOP versus Barack Obama. It's a constitutional struggle. It's the legislative branch versus the executive branch, trying to stop a president from over reaching, from going too far and this specific issue, it's about changing the health care law without congressional approval. But this is undeniably political and, Erin, you know this is, that this is three months before the election, talking about presidential overreach is a huge motivating factor for the Republican base and midterm elections are almost always about getting the core base out to the polls.</s>BURNETT: And Republicans aren't the only ones using the vote to their advantage, right? I mean, Democrats are going to capitalize on what they see as politics.</s>BASH: They already are capitalizing it and they're completely brazen about it. They're unapologetic about it. Steve Israel, who is a Democratic congressman in charge of electing Democrats to the House in November, made it perfectly clear they are sending out fundraising letters. We see it in the inbox warning Democratic donors that they've got to give money and they've got to give big because the Republicans are trying to not just sue the president but impeach the president, which, of course, the House speaker says they have no intention of doing -- Erin.</s>BURNETT: Dana, thank you very much. And next, two more Americans exposed to the Ebola virus.
Republican-Led House Votes to Sue Obama