 to the extent the growth was lifted, you know, I think which we could take issue with. But I think that you're going to hear this message more and more that deregulation is the thing that they're likely to focus on this time around because tax cuts, you know, it's hard to do a lot more on tax cuts. You can extend them. They're talking about tipped tax cuts. But really, I think this deregulation is the thing we're going to see politicians, Republican politicians hammer into the election in the fall. Gina Smilick at The New York Times, Catherine Rappel at The Washington Post. Thanks, you two.