Republicans reject Senate Democratic bill

The Republican-controlled House and Democratic-run Senate remained deadlocked today over debt legislation required to avoid a first-ever default on US financial obligations.

Republicans reject Senate Democratic bill
Sat, 30 Jul, 2011 - 21:15

The Republican-controlled House and Democratic-run Senate remained deadlocked today over debt legislation required to avoid a first-ever default on US financial obligations.

The Republican-led House later rejected the Senate Democratic bill.

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