Headline RoundupOctober 3rd, 2013
No Progress After White House Meeting
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In Showdown With G.O.P., a Scrappy Reid Plays HardballNew York Times (News)
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Convinced he has no viable Republican partners on either side of the Capitol, Senator Harry Reid has used aggressive tactics to try to force his opponents to crack over the government shutdown.
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Government shutdown: White House meeting with lawmakers goes nowhereChristian Science Monitor
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Both sides appeared unmoved after the White House attempt to end the government shutdown.
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Boehner says Obama still won't negotiate on government fundingWashington Times
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Congressional leaders emerged Wednesday night from a meeting with President Obama at the White House reporting little progress as all sides struggle for a solution to the government shutdown which began Tuesday and showed no signs of breaking.
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