Members of the House and Senate are close to a deal on Obama's economic stimulus package, keeping the final number "lower to satisfy the three moderate Republican senators who wanted a lower final number," according to Political Ticker. Swamp Politics is pegging the final price tag at $789 billion. "It's basically whatever Obama wants," a House staffer said to Politico. The Senate bill is a half million jobs shorter than the House version, despite being $20 billion more, according to Think Progress. Liberal Oasis has a substantial stimulus bill round up , and The Center For American Progress notes that while the Senate version will stimulate the economy, "the House-passed version would do more." Meanwhile, Obama-supporting labor groups are playing hardball against the GOP leadership, calling them the party of "Just saying No," according to the Plum Line. Eric Cantor responded with a video of his own, characterizing the labor groups as foul-mouthed goons (via Glenn Thrush). At least John Boehner manages to respond to the ad without cursing like a sailor, says Ben Smith.