that advances is this idea that people have an ideological view, and they are looking for information subsidies. who is aligned with the view and how can i advance that view so it s not so much there is the money, spending it, and it s rather you are a job creator in my district, and this is something that can facilitate and but i don t think that that s right or appropriate. i don t think that s sensible. i think you want to resist that pressure, and people care about things like job creation and etc. i think that part of that is the polarization. there was a time when you looked at the u.s. congress and despite partisan differences, there were also regional differences, and democrats and republicans would come together, and those from the midwest and south had a shared interests, but much less.
to the fact that they are hostile to everything liberal. well, that s not accepted by those in that room, right yeah, that s true. i think that the ideas that that polarization is not the apropose writ polarization, rather there is a different polarization, it s about those that contribute versus those that don t. i have to disagree somewhat with that, because i am sitting here watching decade after decade, nobody wants to talk about class warfare, but i am sitting here decade after decade watching warfare on working people and poor in this country, and then i am looking at the people that think that that s l all right, and the people that the debate think it s all right. it was not people making over $750,000 a year i am saying doesn t mean that they are part of the 1%. well, what was interesting to