And in terms of Marci s point about a national debate, RFRA didn t sneak through the Congress. It had wall to wall support of every religious group in America, the religious right, the religious center, the religious left. And it took three years of intensive, detailed debate before it passed. And after that debate, the Congress passed it almost unanimously. The Congress, the religious groups in America, the civil liberties groups in America, on the right and left, they all agree what the standard ought to be for fundamental rights.
Religious freedom is a cherished history in America.
We should restore it. I think every one of those points is exactly the way to go. I think that they ought to go to the states and speak to the states directly. So I would say that all of those would be good ideas. Thank you both very much.