That complaint from the left-hand side of the political aisle is therefore the wrong way around.

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There was a polite round of applause, followed by silence, as Scott made his way down the aisle.

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He was threading his way down the aisle to their table.

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With Congress back in Washington, several factions on both sides of the aisle threaten to stand in the way of reform if their needs are not met.

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"I do hope that over course of the next short period of time we're able to figure out a way for the entity to function in a manner that makes everyone on both sides of the aisle feel comfortable, " said Sen.

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Once through the doors of the auditorium, your eyes adjust to the darkness as you move down the aisle, taking it all in, from the balconies to the ornate ceiling to the group in the spotlight way down front.

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One thing that practically everyone on both sides of the aisle in Washington seems to agree on is that the sequester cuts that have now officially begun are not the best way to reduce the federal budget deficit.

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