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Democrats Avoiding Spending Fights

By Kathleen Hunter
Roll Call Staff
July 12, 2010, Midnight

House Democrats, staring down challenging midterm elections and a GOP opposition eager for opportunities to decry wasteful Washington spending, have yet to lay out a plan for moving the annual spending bills through the chamber.

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