messier than ever. reports of a deal between republicans and democrats were premature. house speaker boehner is trying to be the voice of reason here. >> we control one third of the government here in washington. we can't impose our will on another body. we can't impose our will on the senate. >> with the democratically controlled, right? house speaker under intense pressure from the conservative republican fresh men, many of them tea partiers who are elected to slash the budget. tea party activists want boehner to man up. >> i say to the republican leadership take off your lace panties, stop being noodle back s, take a strong, bold, unwavers stand for and with the american people. >> never mind that reported deficit. they want $100 billion in cuts to things like quote obama care, planned parenthood and npr. what's lost in all of this is reality. after passing six stop gap measures to keep the government going, lawmakers are arguing over a budget that started last year. now, senate republicans have a kind of new idea to force compromise. they want to add an amendment to

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