1. The president is barnstorming the country, trying to sell this jobs bill. But it looks like the Senate Democrats are not dying to take it up.
>> What does "take it up" mean?
2. Well, I think the Senate Democrats overwhelming are promoting it.
>> Is it "overwhelmingly" or "overwhelming"? Modifying "Senate Democrats"?
3. It never usually does unless you have public sentiment. I'm fond of saying to anyone who will listen, President Abraham Lincoln said public sentiment is everything.
>> What is "who"? The audience watching this interview
4. You cannot just persuade people inside maneuvering.
>> What does "inside" maneuvering" mean?
5. Do you think the case has been made well enough for accountable government, effective government?
>> Would you break this sentence down so I can understand the meaning?
Thank you very much in advance.
Tinanam
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1. The president is barnstorming the country, trying to sell this jobs bill. But it looks like the Senate Democrats are not dying to take it up.
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