This might sound a little goofy but I thought of an analogy relating to the nuclear deal.
Let's compare the Senate to a married couple. How many marriages are there were the two parties disagree on important sensitive topics. Quite a few. How many family counselors would suggest that one try to get around their partner rather than compromise. None. In fact people doing that is the reason that we have family counselors. In a successful marriage the two involved will discuss the issue in a civil manner and then meet somewhere in the middle. It appears to me that Harry Reid doesn't want to do that. In the week following Chris Christie's reelection he said that what happens in New Jersey is they discuss an issue, argue about it, come to an agreement, and then move on. The Senate democrats seem to have given up. And I don't anticipate that republican house majority is going to be easier to get along with as a result of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4e1-d_Pd3w
Let's compare the Senate to a married couple. How many marriages are there were the two parties disagree on important sensitive topics. Quite a few. How many family counselors would suggest that one try to get around their partner rather than compromise. None. In fact people doing that is the reason that we have family counselors. In a successful marriage the two involved will discuss the issue in a civil manner and then meet somewhere in the middle. It appears to me that Harry Reid doesn't want to do that. In the week following Chris Christie's reelection he said that what happens in New Jersey is they discuss an issue, argue about it, come to an agreement, and then move on. The Senate democrats seem to have given up. And I don't anticipate that republican house majority is going to be easier to get along with as a result of it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4e1-d_Pd3w
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