The February 4, 2008 Democratic response by Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-ND) and House Budget Committee Chairman Jack Spratt (D-SC) is analyzed. From the analysis you will see the dramatic change of position on the $5.6 trillion projected budget surplus each Chairman has over a period of time ranging from 7 years to two weeks. As is well documented the 5.6 trillion projected budget surplus appears to have considerable adaptability to whichever side of the issue you need to debate. You will see in this video how both Chairman Conrad and Chairman Spratt have the ability to be on both sides of the CBO 5.6 trillion January 2001 budget surplus projection. For Senator Conrad (D-ND) and Rep, Spratt (D-SC), apparently all they need is a different day. The video ends with a suggestion on how to improve their “song and dance” performance.