here. we've heard for the last three years about how horrible this bill is according to republicans. their tone hasn't changed. their poll numbers also haven't changed. their few of health care hasn't come through. so should the gop revisit their strategy? should there be a change in tone? >> it is difficulty for the democrats and the president ordain that milbank or any of these people blame any of these problems or on republicans since it is quite true the republicans have basically clean hands on this they didn't vote for it. they haven't supported it. they didn't write the web page that isn't working. now look, it is true that republicans are not invested in it, they don't want to see this thing succeed. by the way that is one of the reasons, jenna, when you do a major reform in america, to major social program, you've got to do it on a bipartisan way. if you have one entire party that is against it, it is never going to succeed. that is the lesson of getting social security passed, medicare passed, the welfare reform that