Yes, the president is always at his best when he feels like he can bring both sides together. But they did move a long way, both sides. The continuing resolution that they're about to pass in seven days cuts $78.5 billion from the budget that the president asked for just a few months ago.
Paul Begala discusses the president's ability to unite both parties and the significant budget cuts included in the resolution.
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