frustrating, but that might be changing which is encouraging. lastly, i looked at the next year, and because of competitive districts and the cost of campaigns, i really thought i d be spending every waking moment for the next year raising $2 million to $3 million reelected. i thought there was a better way to spend my time. i want to focus on the gridlock in washington. is there something about this moment in time in washington that you feel is different than it has been in previous years and is forcing you to leave town? well, there s been gridlock for decades. nothing has changed. is it worse now? i wasn t here 20 years ago, but i think the americans are becoming less patient with the problem solving ability of congress. i am encouraged by the president s dinners with nancy and chuck and hopefully it will include paul and mitch in some of the dinners, but i do applaud the president for trying to put deals together.
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