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President Obama doesn't have any meetings yet scheduled this week with members of Congress -- but he's traveling to Pennsylvania on Friday to press his case on how they can averting a looming fiscal crisis.
But press secretary Jay Carney insisted the trip wasn't "about politics.
"It's about a policy debate that's happening in Washington," Carney said.
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