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[quote]With a deal filed Saturday night and growing business support, President Barack Obama must next overcome two 60-vote Senate hurdles Monday and Tuesday before plunging into final negotiations with Congress over the final shape of his economic recovery plan.

Those same House-Senate talks will give the administration an opening to exert itself more directly than it has up to this stage. But so many changes have now been made to the initial House bill that the conference will almost surely run past Obama’s Feb. 14th deadline and into the Presidents' Day recess.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi has vowed there will be no holiday until the bill is done. And at a party retreat in Virginia Saturday, the California Democrat sought to tamp down criticism from her caucus about the concessions made in the Senate talks.

“Respect the bill for what it does, don’t judge it for what you wish it did,â€

You know if the DC Republicans keep this up, they're going to find that the state Republicans (the governors and what not) are going to become increasingly hostile to them I think.

Course at this point, I'm surprised their wives/husbands are speaking to them.

frigidmagi wrote:You know if the DC Republicans keep this up, they're going to find that the state Republicans (the governors and what not) are going to become increasingly hostile to them I think.

Good. This will further the rift that needs to happen in the Republican Party. One that I think will take many years to finally split, but anything helps.