Obama Tells Congress To Get To Work

While planning his next vacation. It's clear why Obama doesn't want to work with Congress. He doesn't want to work at all.

He went on to complain about Congressional Republicans' calls for him to get more involved in the negotiations, saying that he "met with every single caucus for an hour to an hour and a half each" and "met with the leaders multiple times." 

"They need to do their job," he said. "Now's the time to go ahead and make the tough choices. That's why they're called leaders."

Meanwhile: 

For the first family, their Vineyard haven is taking on the flavor of a summer White House. President Obama, for the third straight year, is planning to return to Martha's Vineyard for vacation this summer, according to a White House official.

The Obamas are scheduled to spend seven to 10 days on the island in mid- to late August, according to the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of security concerns.

Arrangements for White House staff members and Secret Service personnel who travel with the Obamas have been made.