With just one week to go before a possible government shutdown, President Barrack Obama and Democratic lawmakers are working to strike a deal with a divided republican party over the 2011 federal budget.  The debate has highlighted an ideological split about the size and role of government, mostly along party lines, and how to stop a ballooning federal deficit.  Freshmen republicans, including Tea Party pro-Republican members have fought hard for deep cuts in spending.  Democrats have argued for a more measured approach.  VOA’s Jeff Swicord introduces us to two freshmen congressmen, a democrat and a republican,  from different parts of the country who have opposing views on how to solve the nation's budget crisis.