The dysfunction in Washington reached a new low Monday morning. The U.S. Senate briefly came to order and just as quickly gaveled out in a matter of seconds, adjourning until 7 a.m. Thursday without taking action on the House-passed bill to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security. It can be recalled that the House of Representatives on Friday approved a Republican-led measure to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for eight weeks. The bill passed by a vote of 213–203, with all Republicans voting in favor and three Democrats. The late-night vote capped a turbulent day on Capitol Hill after House leadership rejected a Senate deal that would have funded most DHS operations while withholding money from key enforcement agencies, including U.S….
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