It's important that people have a context in order to understand the whole issue. They seem to be moving in a more moderate direction. There are more independents there and the climate is a little more moderate rather than extreme there, the political climate. And he's really trying to paint George W. Bush's tax cut as a reckless tax cut. Now, that may or may not be fair, but the perception that gets through to the New Hampshire voters is what's most important.
Most tax cuts go to the wealthy all the time.
I think in the annals of class warfare this is probably more like a slap fight. In the short term, the main message that Governor Bush is getting across to New Hampshire is he wants to bring to the presidency a very large tax cut. That's playing well among New Hampshire Republicans. And if he beats John McCain I think he will do it through the tax issue and his people will see it in those terms. However, in the long term, he's now coming across to the country as a whole as being primarily about taxes.