from National Journal information of 48 House Democrats braking rank with Nutcase Pelosi and voting for separate bills. I need your help in getting the names of these 48 Democrats, so we can start negotiation with them, and from them go to their Senate colleagues. GOP needs only 5 Democrat Senators, who will act as adults and negotiate and end this impasse. Pelosi and Reid are too insane and too full of themselves to come to any reasonable compromise

And yet, there are signs of fracturing within the party. Last night, 48 Democrats bucked leadership by voting for bills that would fund distinct parts of the government (one for veterans, one for the District of Columbia, and one for national parks).

“It’s really offensive,” Rep Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., said about an approach to fund just parts of the government and not others. “And you have Democrats enabling them in the process.”

Grijalva said that Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has made a compelling case to the caucus that the best approach is to “hold the line and make people really negotiate,” and that voting for this Republican offer is not helpful.

“I don’t want to criticize my colleagues for how they are voting, but they have to realize that this is not over,” he said.

Rep. Ron Barber, D-Ariz., voted for all three of the small budget bills and admitted that he knows it’s not a popular move in his party. Still, he says, it’s more important to be “reasonable” than to be popular.

“I think we need to talk to one another instead of taking positions that we cannot find common ground,” he said. “I’m really angry about the behavior on both sides of the aisle.” (By Ben Terris)