And it's almost all entirely due to Republicans and Democrats unwilling to be able to work with each other. I just don't think that there is anything in politics that resembles the bipartisanship that James Baker used to lead. Maybe I'm becoming too cratchety of an old man, but I just don't feel that that bipartisanship is in DC anymore. I could be wrong. Let me know what you think. Am I too crazy here, or is the bipartisanship done?