In a major victory for the president, Democratic leaders get the Senate version passed, then engineer passage of a package designed to reconcile that bill and the one OKd by the House last year. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and members of the House Democratic Caucus members marched to the House Chamber for the start of the session where they passed historic healthcare legislation. She holds a gavel used to pass Medicare legislation in 1965, (March 21, 2010) By Noam N. Levey, Janet Hook, Mark Silva and Michael Muskal March 21, 2010 8:36 p.m. Reporting from Los Angeles and Washington Delivering a hard-fought victory in President Obama's yearlong pursuit of a national healthcare overhaul, a divided House narrowly approved legislation Sunday night that could reshape the way Americans deal with wellness and illness. House Democratic leaders proved they could hold the majority caucus together, passing the Senate version of the healthcare legislation, 219-212, after weeks of arm-twisting a...