61.   Democrats want to bolster Social Security and split the rest of the money among Medicare, new spending and a much smaller tax cut.

62.   Democrats want to expand the bill to lower immigration barriers for almost a million people, including amnesty to hundreds of thousands living in the United States illegally.

63.   Democrats want to increase school spending.

64.   Democrats want to keep the law.

65.   Democrats want to pass much smaller tax cuts, as well as boost spending for unemployment compensation and domestic security measures.

66.   Democrats want to require states to maintain current spending.

67.   Democrats want to see a greater commitment to pay raises for teachers, college scholarships and day-care programs before they will support tax relief.

68.   Democrats want to spend more money in those areas than do Rowland and Republican lawmakers.

69.   Democrats want to spend most of the money on defense, education, Medicare and the environment.

70.   Democrats want to spend the extra cash on government programs, while Republicans argue that the savings should go toward tax relief.