sharper and clearer, and as try as he might, mitch mcconnell, to make himself out to be the populist concerned for the little guy here, the reasons the republicans really oppose this bill are one that s are going to be hard for them to defend. because what they really don t like is they don t want the tax on the banks, the fees on the banks. and as you said, it s not a bailout bill, it s more like an orderly burial bill than it is a bailout bill. they don t like the new regulations on derivatives and other fancy ways of raising credit. they don t like the idea of setting up a consumer credit agency to monitor lending by banks and other institutions, and they don t like the controls on small banks. that s what they don t like. that s what we really don t like. and unlike health care, where they were able to frame the issue and also raise, i think, populist fears and resentment about government, this is a situation, rachel, where the government is actually trying to rein in reform and