It's Now Safe for GOP to Say Obama's Jobs Plan Is Lame
The bipartisan niceness melted away once specifics were offered
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Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl said the U.S. embassy in Cairo's condemnation of an anti-Muslim film as bigotry amid protests was "like a judge telling the woman that got raped, you asked for it because of the way you dressed," The New York Times's Jonathan Weisman reports.
The bipartisan niceness melted away once specifics were offered
Attendees agree that deal must be made before the deadline.
Boehner says deadline to raise debt ceiling is "artificial" as Kyl says the date is flexible
The senator has his Planned Parenthood remark stricken from the congressional record
Number of abortions performed by Planned Parenthood don't back up senator's assertion
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