We do want to see the continuation, I believe, of what Congressman Gutknecht has been working on; that is, the regulatory reform. Many of the businesses and individuals in this country have been stifled in their individual effort to try to start a business, to in fact have the quality of life they want, because regulations and taxation have been so heavy that they cannot move forward. And the problem has been the Federal Government.
Discussing the need for regulatory reform and its impact on businesses and individuals.
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