The Senate will remain in session through next week to deal with an expected veto by President Obama of the bill passed last week that gives families of 9/11 victims the right to sue the government of Saudi Arabia for being complicit in the attacks. The president has until Friday to veto the bill, and the White House has made it clear that this is the president's intention.  The bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan majorities in both the House and the Senate, so getting the two-thirds majority from each chamber should be relatively easy.  But some Democrats are listening to administration arguments that passage of the bill could lead to retaliatory suits against Americans. The Hill: If Congress were to leave Washington for the campaign trail this week, as many had expected, the administration might have had a better shot at convincing Democrats to uphold an Obama veto in a lame-duck session after the elections. But Senate Majority...(Read Full Post)