agreements, and we've seen thousand that -- thiew usually goes down. dan springer joins us live from seattle. are they fighting these budget cuts, dan? how's it going? >> it sounds familiar, doesn't it, with wisconsin, with what's going on there, but we're not seeing the same outrage on the streets of washington state, and i got to tell you, it's interesting, because the budget deficits are about the same size, actually, washington state's is larger, the two states have about the same number of people, washington state workers are being asked to give back even more, 3 percent in the way of pay cuts through furloughs and pay 3 percent more of their health care premiums but unlike wisconsin the state employees here are not marching on the capitol. they did initially sue the governor for not giving them the pay raise they had negotiated but then sat down with her office and negotiated all these concessions. republicans say the reason is simple, the unions aren't protesting, is because politics, democrats control the government's office, legislature, and the biggest reason is the nearly
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