SPB News for Tuesday

Cheney: Obama Bow 'Very Upsetting' And 'Harmful'

Lawyer: Hasan Won't Plead Guilty -- May Try Insanity Defense

In U.S., Indian PM Touts Nuke Deal And Infrastructure

Accused Tiller Murderer May Use Necessity Defense

Poll: GOP Base Not Smiling Upon Romney

John Kerry's Daughter Will Not Face DUI Charge

Man discovers dad is Charles Manson'

It's like finding out Hitler is your father,' says adopted 41-year-old L.A. DJ.

Top Democrat warns Afghanistan will bankrupt domestic programs, threatens war surtax if Obama sends more troops David Obey came to Congress in 1969, a young Democratic congressman from Wisconsin, opposed to the Vietnam War and mindful of the funding it was draining from Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs. Thirty years later, he is chairman of the House Appropriations Committee and adamant that Afghanistan is a similar quagmire that could bankrupt President Obama's domestic agenda. "There ain't going to be no money for nothing if we pour it all into Afghanistan," House Appropriations Chairman David Obey told ABC News. "If they ask for an increased troop commitment in Afghanistan, I am going to ask them to pay for it." Comparing Afghanistan to Vietnam, Obey said that both were long-standing civil wars and that, in each case, the United States found itself with an unreliable partner on the ground.