B
Doesn't Wisconsin have a, uh, state, uh, Medicare program or health program?
A
Now, they just, uh, they've already put through the health bill. Yes. It just went through and it was passed and that is going to be a heavier tax burden on a lot of the taxpla-, taxpayers and a little bit more on to the medical. Uh, I don't know if that was done out of just let's be the first state to do it or if it was done really for the needs of the people. You know what I'm saying? It, it's, right now every little state around here is thinking about oh we need to reform the health, uh, system and, of course, they think, uh, Wisconsin, our neigh-, or Minnesota, our neighbor, passed a state law, the health bill and it's kind of like we're the first to do it. So, I don't know if it's done because we're, we want to be standing out as being innovative in the health system or whether it was done for, uh, you know, a real good purpose to help people that can't afford, uh, health insurance, that kind of thing.
B
Right. Well, I, I think the, one of the biggest problems that, uh, we see in government today is a reflection of society in and of itself.
A
Uh-huh. Oh, sure.
B
And that is, uh, uh, we become so debt ridden and credit oriented --
A
Oh, sure.