If you can't correct it, close it down rather than some silver bullet solution that is all of a sudden supposed to make things better, but does nothing to improve low-performing schools. I think that's one of the main differences. It's interesting to me that many of the proposals of Gov. Bush are very similar to proposals that we have been fighting for and supporting for seven and a half years. Such as a standards movement, quality teachers, accountability, and doing away with social promotion. These are sensible programs that are in place and the vice president would work to improve them and enhance them.
Technology is a very important part of education in the future.
The digital divide is a concern to al of us. Poor children need teachers who understand computers and teaching with technology so that students who do not have computers in their homes can, upon completion of school, speak the language of computers. That was our last question today for Education Secretary Richard W. Riley. Thanks so much to Secretary Riley, and to everyone who joined us. All American Girl rocks out American Girl rocks out American Girl rocks out.