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tone. the polarization seems that it does matter. are there moderates who show up and vote, who do they vote for and who do you govern after this kind of condition? that s a problem. oddly, while it is so good and in some many ways to focus on medicare by making people over the next 60 days take very definite points of view, you may make it harder to make a med can care deal down the road. but overall, it seems to me, i m not sure the american people themselves are so polarized. i sort of have a sense that they know they tell pollters, i think i m going this way for the president. i think i m going this way for mr. romney. there is so few undecided but lately i have a feeling the there s a sort of feeling of dissatisfaction among a lot of voters with the choice that they have, they are open to persuasion. they are open to listening for the next 70, 80 days to appoint
republican congressmen that said, neil, let s say worst case scenario, we lose the majority. all the more impetus to get it done. how will they push tax cuts to get through and leaving to the democrats to try to undo that? seems like a leap here. what do you think? republicans have a big chance right now to fulfill the promises. if they lose their majority in the house, we ll go back to the old argument saying look, we don t have a majority and we can t get our priorities to the president s desk. they have a republican house, republican senate and a republican in the white house. the issue is that the house and the white house are on the same page in terms of timing with tax reform. but the senate is on a different page when it comes to the timing of pushing through the projects and getting obamacare care deal.