And I think the answer to that, Becky, is if you look at what is being proposed and what I would argue is the thing that's different is permanence. You know, If you do this on a permanent basis, Tax foundation, for example, says you get another 1.8% GDP growth out of that. And that's a huge impact on government revenues. So you get more growth, you get more revenues for every 1% increase in gross domestic product. (04:38–04:46)
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