Is there a danger if all of a sudden, if we start--if we start talking about extending that tax credit to people other than just first-time homebuyers, that that in some sense stops home purchases or slows home purchases until we actually enact it?
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Questioning the potential negative impact of discussing tax credit extensions.
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