In the committee, we've been talking about this with Democrats. We had a vote on their substitute - we had a vote in the committee. We're having a vote on two of their substitutes on the floor today. So, that criticism just rings especially hollow given the fact that we've given them every single opportunity they've asked for to propose their alternative ideas and informing them of our plan, the president's plan. We've included them on all those discussions, too.
Blue Dogs are usually against tax cuts.
They're against tax cuts and they want debt reduction and less spending, but they don't like tax reduction, historically. So that doesn't really surprise me. I think the greatest difference between, say a Blue Dog and a fiscally conservative Republican is Republicans want to pay off the debt, want to keep spending in check and want to reduce taxes. The Blue Dogs just don't believe in that third part. You would like to see a larger tax cut number yourself.