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Wasn't able to do. but i think it's also obvious that you're going to have a big national spotlight on you because of how big a win this was, because you flipped this district, because of who you are, because of how you won. what are your goals for washington for your first term? you're going to get a lot of attention, and you're going to have probably your pick of the litter in terms of what you want to tackle first. >> well, certainly i want to be able to work on -- health care was the biggest issue that i heard from people about the entire time i was on the campaign trail, and so, down, tha...

Washington for your first term? you're going to get a lot of attention, and you're going to have probably your pick of the litter in terms of what you want to tackle first. >> well, certainly i want to be able to work on -- health care was the biggest issue that i heard from people about the entire time i was on the campaign trail, and so, down, that means that that has to be a big part of what i focus on. you know, the folks here in the third district are really concerned about making sure that we send somebody to washington, d.c. who is taking our voice and our values there, and that means b...

Heard from people about the entire time i was on the campaign trail. and so, you know, that means that has to be a big part of what i focus on. you know, the folks here in the third district are really concerned about making sure we send somebody to washington, d.c. who is taking our voice and our values there. and that means being pragmatic. that means trying to figure out ways that we can build some kind of bipartisan change, and so those are the kinds of things i want to focus on. and then, you know, as far as the attention, i think i'm just really happy to see that kansas is in the news fo...

Able to work on -- health care was the biggest issue that i heard from people about the entire time i was on the campaign trail. and so, you know, that means that that has to be a big part of what i focus on. you know, the folks here in the third district are really concerned about making sure that we send somebody to washington, d.c. who is taking our voice and our values there. and that means being pragmatic. that means trying to figure outweighs that we can build some kind of bipartisan change. so those are the kinds of things i want to focus on. and then, you know, as far as the attention,...

Democrats do take back the majority and we will as long as people are willing to knock on doors, make phone calls, get involved in campaigns. it's either they would be left behind or be a part of bipartisan change. and that's what we had, where state senator emmett hanger, in particular, republican co-chairman in the finance committee, he wanted to work in a bipartisan fashion and between the senate and the house to get this done. and the house aappropriations chairman, chris jones, did the same thing. he was interested to making sure we had a fiscally sound budget that not just protected -- n...