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(2010-12-15)
Staff members walk past the US Capitol dome ahead of Obama's first address to a joint session of congress, in Washington
The Senate is expected to pass the tax compromise package today. It calls for extended tax cuts for everyone, including the rich.
House Democrats are considering possible changes, including a higher estate tax, but even critics of the compromise think it'll pass the way it is.
The Senate has scheduled a midday vote on the bill. It is expected to easily pass with broad bipartisan support after clearing a procedural vote Monday, 83-15. © Copyright 2012, Associated Press
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