Much ado about Nothing

Actually, I haven't read this Shakespearean comedy before.  It also appears to be a type of phrase that is supposed to describe a situation where there's a lot of apparent fuss and bother, but it turns out not to matter much.  With that thought in mind, I'll use the phrase to describe what I think of the budget deal that Congress has just hatched.  Furthermore, the punditocracy seems to think it is a big deal, with all the fuss and bother about who won and who lost, when everybody knows they are huffing and puffing over nothing much.  It is also well to note that the comedic phrase is also describing a comedic scenario of Congress actually working sincerely to solve a serious problem.  As for the problem itself, it is seems like there "something rotten in Denmark".