81.   Democrats want payback.

82.   Democrats want spending programs that focus on road work, infrastructure needs and unemployment benefits.

83.   Democrats want tens of billions in additional spending, and tighter labor and environmental standards than Bush has been willing to accept in a trade measure.

84.   Democrats want the budget deal to limit any tax cut on capital gains so that it largely benefits homeowners, small-business owners and farmers.

85.   Democrats want to amend federal law to ensure that consumers can sue their HMOs in state courts.

86.   Democrats want to avoid deeper cuts that they say would cripple the farm economy.

87.   Democrats want to devote that money to strengthening Medicare, improving education and helping poor families save money for retirement, as Clinton has proposed.

88.   Democrats want to discuss the amounts to be saved, or cut, from federal spending in the next seven years.

89.   Democrats want to finance campaigns in part with public money and to restrict the overall amount that can be spent.

90.   Democrats want to focus instead on on preventing teen pregnancy.