that already occurred, including under republican presidents. why are they willing to go along with this bad faith argument that's about to curb democratic spending? >> i think for a couple reasons. i do think dissension in the ranks and may yet bethat may be part of the reason the deal isn't completely ironed out. yesterday i think it was roy blunt, member of mcconnell's leadership team told a couple of reporters he thought probably 45 republican senators who wouldish willing to sit on their hands and let democrats raise through regular order and not go through an entire filibuster process, the reconciliation process, that republicans had been putting out there. the problem, blunt said, the other five who could not be controlled. i heard a version of that from mcconnell, too, at his press conference also yesterday when i asked him why not kind of take the easy way out here? he said, that would require all 50 republican senators to get onboard. kind of made it sound as though that was not something he could ensure at the time. so i think the opposite of what you're suggesting may be true,
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