Poll: All sides take a hit in shutdown
A majority of Americans say the government shutdown is causing a crisis or major problems, a new CNN/ORC Poll shows.
FULL STORY
- Day 7: Things you need to know
- Photos: Sorry, we're closed
- Shutdown forecast: Clouds ahead
- Glimmer of hope or rhetoric?
- Amber Alert website restored
Fox:
Slimdown exposing 'bloated' gov't?
- A LOOK THROUGH the slimdown contingency plans of the federal government shows some commissions and agencies have zero employees reporting for work, prompting watchdog groups to ask the question: Why do they even exist?
- 7 not-so-essential things still operating during slimdown
- Amber Alert website brought back online after outcry
- Pols probe reports of property owners kicked off federal land amid slimdown
- Dem rep tries to block oil, gas exploration during partial shutdown
- You know that one guy who successfully signed up for ObamaCare? He didn't
- TODD'S AMERICAN DISPATCH: Feds shut down roadway, block off graveyard
APUSA Today:
More people blame GOP for shutdown
New York Times:
Default Threat Makes Impasse in Washington a Global Risk
By STEVEN ERLANGER
Five years after a financial crisis in the United States helped spread a
deep global recession, much of the world again fears it could be
collateral damage.
Obama Challenges Boehner on Vote
By JACKIE CALMES
President Obama said Speaker John A. Boehner should hold a vote in the House on a measure to finance the government.
Washington Post:
Democrats step up pressure to raise debt ceiling
For
the first time, the White House says it is open to a short-term
increase in the federal borrowing limit, which will be fully exhausted
Oct. 17.
Congress represents plenty of you, none of us. (AFP/Getty)
Blame America, not Washington
COLUMN | You sent these lawmakers here, voters. That imported brand of cuckoo is what’s causing this shutdown.
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