That All-Important Bill Congress Has Rushed to Washington to Pass?

It’s not important enough to have a name, evidently. CNET notes:

It was supposed to be some routine election-year largesse from Democrats: a $26 billion spending measure to aid two of the party’s core constituencies, labor unions, and government workers.

But a watchdog Web site on Sunday evening spotted an unusual feature of the legislation, which the Senate approvedby a 61-to-39 vote last week.

It doesn’t actually have a name. Congress’ official Web site calls it the “______Act of____” (PDF). Elsewhere, it’s referredto as the “XXXXXX Act of XXXX.”

Model Congress could do better than this.