Congress is poised to leave town for the rest of the month without passing a critically needed disaster aid package.
The two parties can’t find a timely accord on the money and are instead flinging partisan accusations against each other to explain the impasse, which has prevented an aid package from passing for eight months as new tornadoes and flooding ravage parts of the United States.
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