It is surprising, because the economy has grown substantially, that we find some complaining about it over there. It is not a surprise that the person who pays the most taxes gets a tax cut. That should not be a surprise. The idea is that encouraging business is how you create jobs. But I guess we have a different view of what it is. I think we have a political aspect to what is going on here. This place has become almost like a political rally, when what we ought to be doing is talking about issues. I hope we can do that.
David Thomas: “It is surprising, because the economy has grown substantially, that we find some complaining about it over there. It is…”
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