This is what bipartisanship looks like; constant rubbish from both sides of the aisle.

For the sake of getting this done, I would plead again to my colleagues on both sides of the aisle: Let's find a way to get an agreement to do aviation security. And then find a way to do these other issues that are all so important,

We are calling on leadership on both sides of the aisle to get back to it. The life of millions of people are at stake here. Folks are going to demand that Congress step to the plate and act.

We can't afford to ignore this issue, this year, ... We, on both sides of the aisle, have held out a promise to America's seniors that we will give them the opportunity to have a prescription drug benefit and a new modern Medicare.

This could turn into a hunter vs. non-hunter issue (on both sides of the aisle), as some may feel that 8 years old is far too young, but it's really too early to predict. Previously, some Democrats proposed lowering it to 10, and some Republicans offered a proposal for no age limit, so perhaps age 8 is viewed as some type of compromise, I don't know.

I think members on both sides of the aisle had a fairly uniform and businesslike response