I would answer that in a couple of ways. One is that federal spending is about $200 billion right now. So the way I come at the issue is saying that's a large amount of money, and in terms of looking at your spending going forward keep it within that framework and make sure it does not grow by more than the rate of inflation adjusted for population growth.
All kinds of businesses, all families, have to live within their means, and the government is no different. In terms of using the surplus to the extent we can to pay down the debt and get corporate tax rates down, that just will allow us to be more productive going forward. We won't have to spend as much of our money in terms of paying debt in terms of interest payments going forward. And in terms of getting corporate rates down, that should, hopefully, generate a lot of activity, a lot of economic activity, which creates wealth, and through that wealth creation will allow for--