Globe Editorial
ELECTION JITTERS last fall kept Congress from passing appropriations bills that members feared could provide fodder for their opponents. Even during the lame-duck session after November, Congress failed to vote on the bills, resorting to a continuing resolution that keeps funding for programs at last year's level until mid-February. While this is adequate for some government services, it is a ... (Full article: 443 words)
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