51.   Lawmakers also wanted to change a debt ceiling that ties borrowing by cities to property taxes.

52.   Lawmakers invariably want large increases, leaving governors to try to hold the line on spending.

53.   Lawmakers then want to go home and campaign for reelection.

54.   Lawmakers want to make it easier for them to buy health insurance.

55.   Lawmakers want to reduce health spending while increasing the choices and medical benefits available to consumers.

56.   Lawmakers want to restore the community college funding using money from the state budget reserves.

57.   Lawmakers also want to prohibit health plans from writing contracts that discourage doctors from recommending treatments not covered by a patient health plan.

58.   Lawmakers may want to consider taxing foreign students to pay for a tracking system, he said.

59.   Lawmakers want to be sure the aid package compensates the industry for losses directly stemming from the attacks, but not from pre-existing problems, Blunt said.

60.   Lawmakers want to make an exception to current rules to allow incarcerated mothers the right to have their young children with them.