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there are a couple key democrats, including chuck shuman in the house and ed royce in the house, who say the deal is bad and are siding with republicans. there is some bipartisan opposition to the deal. the question is whether or not there is enough democratic support to keep it alive and what that looks like going forward. >> is this turning into any kind of campaign issue in the early 2016 race? >> absolutely. many of come out to say this is an awful deal and they oppose it and would like to appeal it. bernie sanders and hillary clinton have supported the agreement. that is one key issue already playing out on the campaign trail right now. will see a little bit of this in the congressional race. there is some pressure on democrats up for reelection. a lot of what they say will be very closely watched and they will be hammered with it one way or the other in the next year or so until next november. >> read more at thehill.com and follow him on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> bob casey has come out in support of the deal. he relates the statement saying in part this agreement w

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