Yes, of course, we do. We discuss it here by ourselves. We discuss it with our American friends. An American Presidential race always has our attention, but I wouldn't say the ordinary man on the street is interested. As political leaders, we are interested.
Every individual know a little bit about American politics.
We don't have enough experience, though. I remember very well when Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor, made his preference for Jerry Ford versus Jimmy Carter publicly known, Jimmy Carter wasn't elected, and we had problems. I've been advised by all of my political friends not to take sides here. The general public's view is very similar to that of the Untied States. As you know, Vice President Gore has more political experience, but he is not one of the most exciting political speakers in the World.