John Thune actually said...

I think that, based on historically the way you have pegged that, as a percentage of GDP, it is about in the right place.

the wisdom of having the gains rate the same as the ordinary income rate, or treating capital gains as ordinary income.

Taxing any activity beyond the EU borders is a dangerous precedent and a violation of the sovereignty of nations across the world.

Well, maybe that could--maybe I'm missing something here then, because, to clarify that point, that may be the suggested use or some sort of...