I think it's important for us to realize that there's far more we agree on than disagree on, and I'm confident we can work things out, confident that we will be on the same team.
This does not mean -- not by far -- we agree.
Far better, we agreed, than a couch-dwelling slob, or someone who couldn't pay, or an oboe player.
"We are far apart because while we agree on the goals we cannot agree on how to implement those goals," said Charles Rangel of New York, the ranking Democrat on Ways and Means.
And anybody who implies they are are flat our wrong.... Bipartisanship, I'll tell you how far it reaches: when we agree with them, that's when we get bipartisanship.
We list the main details so far: What they say: "We agree to announce in the first Budget a substantial increase in the personal allowance from April 2011, with the benefits focused on those with lower and middle incomes.
We agree and have performed Far-UV CD experiments as suggested.
So far we've only agreed to allow for China to request temporary access for workers on programs worth more than $150 million, on a enterprise by enterprise basis, and only if they have skills that aren't available in Australia.
