Both Democrats and Republicans hope to wrap up work on the NDAA so they can get away for their extended August recess. And both sides agree they can pass the NDAA without much of the partisan wrangling that characterized the House bill .Majority Leader Schumer calls the NDAA-quote-“ an opportunity for the Senate to show we can work on the biggest issues facing our country through bipartisanship, cooperation, honest debate,” Yedt GOP pointman Senator John Thune [R-S.D.] says the massive defense bill has  “lot of moving parts” and warned senators likely wont put the finishing touches on their version of the bill until Friday.