Not because they're any smarter, but because it was relevant, because they understood a long time ago that if you can't sell your corn, your beef, your pork, and your small business products, that impacts every facet of your life. We tend to complicate things in Washington. There's a whole business out there for complicating things. You hire consultants, then you hire lawyers, then you hire image people and public relations people, and then you've made it more complicated, and then you hire more. But eventually, we are going to have to face up to the need for leadership.
Leadership is the core that drives all policies.
Policies that reflect the challenges have to be implemented and the Congress is part of that. You're very familiar with unilateral economic sanctions, what they do and what they don't do. I believe sanctions is an area that the Congress will work on this year. I think it's an area where we have some strong bipartisan cooperation. I have been involved in that area over the last two years with Lee Hamilton's colleague from Indiana, Senator Lugar, who is going to champion this issue.