Well, that's true. You look at Chrysler. My own sense is that I don't think America realizes how important the union movement was to the working wage of Americans. The fact that only 16 percent of the workers in America now are represented by a union has got to have some relation to the fact that their wages have stagnated for a lot of years. I don't want this country to move into the kind of union relationship that a lot of European countries have, but clearly, there is a major opportunity for thinking through how to hear the voices of those who are, you are employing .
Unions are one.
Well, you ask yourself, David, here we are in the midst of the information revolution and whole credit departments, the 300 people, are being replaced by 10 computer work stations. Three hundred people in accounts receivable are being replaced by five computer work stations. Those occur more likely in our civil society, in churches, synagogues, mosques, community development corporations, institutions of our communities. I mean, the Republicans went wrong because they'd simply say government is the enemy of freedom, and we want to devolve government to the state level. That's a narrow constitutional dispute.