Yes, we do.
There are a few things. On the tax increase, I think, there are a series of new taxes that build a lot of uncertainty in investment. I can tell you of one example. One of the small manufacturers I deal with is now caught in the middle of the capital gains tax. He was looking at doing an expansion, and he was dealing with a succession. As a result, because of the capital gains tax increase and how he's caught in that threshold, now he has to relook at his succession plan, and he has to look at new investments in machinery, equipment and technology.
At the end of the day, we want a competitive business environment, but we can't have a web of carve-outs and different caveats. We need to look at any of our “tax and spend” politics, and really look at broad-based tax reform to ensure innovation with that investment—