House Votes Down Short-Term Continuing Resolution

By Michael Warren
Published September 22, 2011 12:08am ET
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House Votes Down Short-Term Continuing Resolution
Earlier this evening, the House of Representatives voted against a short-term continuing resolution to fund the government past September 30. Forty-eight Republicans broke with their party’s leadership and joined 182 Democrats in opposition of the bill. Reuters reports: Republican leaders said they would figure out a way to pass the spending bill and avoid a […]

Earlier this evening, the House of Representatives voted against a short-term continuing resolution to fund the government past September 30. Forty-eight Republicans broke with their party’s leadership and joined 182 Democrats in opposition of the bill. Reuters reports:

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