Members usually arrive for the first vote of the week as the sun sets on Tuesdays, and they're usually headed back home before it goes down again on Thursdays.House: Working hard or hardly working? - Jake Sherman - POLITICO.com
Since the House returned for its fall session on Sept. 8, it has stuck around to vote on a Friday just once: to approve a 5.8 percent increase in Congress's own budget.
A Democratic leadership aide vehemently defended the schedule, saying members shouldn't be kept in Washington for four or five days when work can be completed in fewer.
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