important thing to adhere, i think we should -- i think our disagreements on this may be actually pretty suttle. we both seem to agree that currency manipulation is a big problem and that we should do something administratively about it. i think i'd go further in you in terms of this legislation, but put that -- the other side of the coin is i think a very big and important difference between the two sides that hasn't come up yet. and that's the extent to which you would actually invest in domestic manufacturing here. and i'm not talking about beating the chinese at their own game. i don't want to do the kinds of state-owned enterprise investments that they do or manipulate currency. i think that stuff should be set in markets. but you know, i kicked through these ideas earlier about the innovation idea, the cluster idea, some of the tax policies idea. i think that that kind of investment, infrastructure, clean energy, would tutly be precluded by the budget that i've heard from paul ryan and from governor romney. and i think that's really important. we haven't talked about it at all. i think gr