House Democrats are back at work — and, boy, are they mad.
They’re mad at the Senate Democrats who cut them out of negotiations and cut the deal to reopen the government after a record 43-day shutdown. They’re mad at Speaker Mike Johnson for keeping the House out of session all that time for what they’re calling a “seven-week paid vacation.” And they’re mad that, after all that, there’s still no clear path forward on meeting their key demand — an extension of health insurance subsidies that expire next month.
Their fury was evident across the Capitol in the 24 hours leading up to Wednesday’s decisive vote reopening the government as they took…
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