Law360, New York (September 19, 2012, 10:50 PM ET) -- Back in Washington, D.C., after summer recess, the U.S. Senate delayed votes on a six-month continuing resolution which would fund the federal government for the short term, after the bill was held up by partisan arguments on Wednesday.
The House passed the six-month continuing resolution on Sept. 13, agreeing to fund the government at a 0.6 percent increase over current levels until March. The framework of the bill was agreed to in late July by leaders in the White House and both houses of Congress, and...
Politics Delay Senate Vote On 6-Month Stopgap Budget
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