Yes. In fact, that's what I'm advocating. For chronic conditions for which we have very effective therapy, we can't afford to not let...just as we provide medical services for free, or hospitalization is free. We provide an equitable situation in our country for things that matter. We need to have that free.
Then you can attack the copayer, the sharing—it's always still available—under other alternatives that may be a bit more expensive, but for which something cheaper will do.