UPDATE: BOEHNER, CANTOR, MCCARTHY SAID TO VOTE YES FOR SENATE DEAL BILL!!!

It's DOA,

Is that enough to pass it?

Because the GOP leaders wanted to pass the CRs and debt ceiling increase. They had no interest in repealing the Obama Healthcare Tax.

They will get this passed and then point to the conservative wing of the party as the reason nothing can get done.

It was well played by both parties.

Ha wonder who this woman is talking about

Market rocketing higher. Looks like a done deal & then the moderate conservatives will blame the tea party members in the republican party. Will this be the beginning of the end of the tea party? Was this planned all along?

Depends how fewer than 40.

Vaughn Sterling ‏@vplus 1 min
ALERT - Warren Buffett now talking live to CNN

oo many conflicting tweets!

Business Insider ‏@businessinsider 47 s
DRUDGE: Here Comes 'Speaker Pelosi' Again... [link to read.bi]

GOP DO NOT CAVE; STAND FIRM; OPPOSE SENATE

The USA is AAA no matter what they say, as long as we pay our bills

"The house is in recess until 1200 pm"

I can only begin to imagine what the house members will smell like after lunch

*glug* *glug* *glug*

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POLITICO ✔ @politico
#Breaking: Reid and McConnell will soon announce an agreement to reopen the government.

Kucinish: Default would make Obama most powerful pres in modern times - FoxNews

It's more like...emergency meeting in the Freemasonic lodge...

Sperm and shame would be my guess.

We are worried and they are on leisurely schedule....hmmmmm

they need 117 lol

I'm very confused.

[link to rt.com]

The House will vote first on the negotiated Senate proposal to lift the debt ceiling and end the government shutdown, the Politico blog reports. In case the bill passes in the House, the Senate would be required to do only one procedural roll call with a 60-vote threshold to advance the bill toward final passage in the Senate. However, in order to pass, the legislation must garner the support of at least 117 Republicans – a number “unlikely” to be reached, according to senior GOP sources cited by the blog.