I believe from what I have heard these last couple of days at the White House that there is a final acknowledgment that bipartisanship is not simply the President going to the Congress and getting votes from both sides of the aisle for its policies. but in fact involving both parties and the leadership of both parties in forging a policy that enjoys strong support from both sides. That is in the process of happening right now. It seems to me our debate on this is not just the humanitarian issue of refugee relief. but the fact that this is inextricably a part of our overall Central American dilemma. It is the wrong time. particularly in the context of what is happening in the White House and what is happening with the White House. with our leadership on both sides of the aisle. and with the Latin AmericanCentral American republics. to be trying to forge a piecemeal policy concerning that important part of the world.