It doesn't even come under the 25 percent limit in terms of how much the seniors have to pay in terms of their premiums which, by the way, expires in a couple of years anyway. So it puts directly onto the general revenues of the Treasury one of the fastest growing components of Medicare. That was what Part A was set up to do. It was set up to deal with institutional care the first hundred days as an alternative. The first hundred days that you get home care.
People call it a gimmick.
I don't think it's a gimmick. Personally I'd like to see the premium go up along with it, but I don't think it's a gimmick. One final short question here. Well, I think both parties sort of have equal burden on this. I don't think the Medicare program is going broke, and we ought to stop scaring people.