I hope this is something that we continue to explore, that we look at the differences between urban areas and rural areas.

I personally support H.R. 22, now that I have been able to dive in and look at it.

We need revenues to go up, we need expenses to go down to get to that magical point.

I think that is another discussion that perhaps we have to have.

Certainly when it comes to natural gas, I think we have to be particularly concerned if there is climate change legislation, that the electricity providers turn to natural gas.

We still are going to have more than 80 percent.

One hundred percent of Americans.