I mean, he help five of 44 million, but that's not enough. That's not going to touch the problem. The realities of managed care and coordinated care is that we don't know the real answer yet. But it's been tough. To take 33 million people and give them a voucher to automatically buy into it, I'm just not that much of a risk taker.
Republicans seem to have changed direction on a prescription drug benefit for seniors.
Now, at least in the House, they seem to be planning to pass a prescription drug benefit by itself. I'll speak a little bit for myself. Overall, prescription drugs have to be a part of overall health care security for our seniors. In the year 2000 and over this decade, you cannot say that you are giving seniors health care security without prescription drugs being an integral part of it. Number two, the public push for that reflects that.