The Hill reports that Congress is once again jamming Gitmo provisions into spending bills — at least five different bills between the House and Senate. This on the heels of the administration finally conceding that they are nowhere near meeting the January 22 “deadline” for closing the detention facility. When that story broke, the Post reported:

The early challenges included public opposition, Congressional opposition, and the complete lack of a White House strategy for what do with the detainees. Since then public opinion has shifted even further from the White House, the White House still has no plan, and opposition in Congress…well, as the Hill reports: