81.   Both sides would have us believe that this election constitutes a defining moment in our history.

82.   Both sides had a handful of chances in the first period.

83.   Both sides had a point.

84.   Both sides had their turns, assuming it is reasonable to limit the debate to only two basic positions.

85.   Both sides had what they wanted.

86.   Both sides have a long list of grievances.

87.   Both sides have a miserable record at the negotiating table.

88.   Both sides have a point, and it is critical they find a way to cooperate.

89.   Both sides have a point, too.

90.   Both sides have an incentive to settle.