Debt ceiling: What they'll be voting on

Speaker John Boehner will need Democrats and Republicans to vote for bill to raise debt ceiling. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Well, that was ugly. And there's plenty in it for everyone to hate. On Monday, Congress will start voting on a last-minute debt ceiling deal that would keep the country out of ...

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