I don't see how in our current position we can afford 4 percent increases on anything. Like I said, I think there is kind of an inference here that this is overall a good program, and people ought to be looking at this program. Like so many of these means-based programs, they kind of create a situation in which we both discourage work and discourage marriage. I am disappointed that there would be any alliance in this budget that people would feel a 4 percent upper was appropriate. Mr. Chair, I reserve the balance of my time.
Glenn Grothman: “I don't see how in our current position we can afford 4 percent increases on anything. Like I said, I think there is…”
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