Senate Session, Part 2
The Senate reached agreement on a continuing resolution to fund the government through April 15, 2011.
"But the fact is, divided government has yielded some very positive developments for the American people in the past. In 1986, it produced l… read more
"But the fact is, divided government has yielded some very positive developments for the American people in the past. In 1986, it produced landmark tax reform when Democrats and Republicans--Ronald Reagan as President, worked together to make our Tax Code more logical, more equitable, and more efficient. Ten years later, divided government produced a sweeping overhaul of our welfare system under then-President Bill Clinton. Conservative Republicans joined with a Democratic President to help millions of lower income people break free of the cycle of dependency and despair." close
The Senate reached agreement on a continuing resolution to fund the government through April 15, 2011.
The Senate continued work on a financial regulatory reform bill.
The House continued work on a bill dealing with national volunteer program.
The Senate approved a food safety bill.