By JM Rieger and Niels Lesniewski

The uncertainty about the House’s approach to voting on the Iran nuclear deal is prompting warnings about the rest of the legislative branch’s lengthy to-do list this fall.“The House is again in disarray over there,” Senate Minority Leader Reid, D-Nev., said, referring to the unexpected House Republican debate on Tuesday on how the chamber would go forward on disapproving of the international agreement regarding Iran’s nuclear development. “They better start considering how they’re going to fund the government. They can’t just jam us with something because it just won’t work,” Reid said.