Well, I want to thank the gentleman for organizing this and for bringing this to light. This is something that I know you are obviously very passionate about and that you have worked on for a long time; many years. You know, it is not just you. You are obviously a leader here. But also, Representative Scott, who spoke earlier. Representative Loebsack. I may be the only pharmacist in Congress, but we have many friends of pharmacy in Congress, and we appreciate this very much. But even more so--if I may, even more so, what you are concerned about, what Representative Scott, what Representative Loebsack, what everyone up here is concerned about is patient care. That is what we are talking about.
John Rice Carter: “Well, I want to thank the gentleman for organizing this and for bringing this to light. This is something that I know…”
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