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The House convened this morning, and immediately went at ease for both parties to go to caucus. “We’re considering all of our options,” said House Speaker Lawerence Denney. “There are people who want to go home, and that may make a difference, but I suspect that there’s still quite a little to resolve.” House GOP leadership has scheduled a press conference for 1 p.m. today. Meanwhile, the Senate is soon to go into session and may take up amendments to education bills. (Incidentally, the time stamps on this blog are in Pacific time, where our servers are, so add an hour to get the Boise time).
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