actual adoptive party. he s not a free market guy. i think his instinct is to help people and not pay a political price for signing something that is not popular. that said, it got to the point where he just wanted to sign something and wanted to get a victory because he was getting sick of bad headlines. and i think that is why there was some sigh of relief that you saw in the rose garden. but i think to say, i m reminded of the james carville, mover on health care pay as political price. it doesn t matter which party or what you re doing. if you re moving on health care, if you re damage perring with health care, you are intervening in the lives of americans in a profound way and the history of that in this country politically is that the party that does that pays a price. and so the democrats certainly did in 2010 and then in 2014. we heard raul labrador, a conservative out west. now here is tom reed again