build up, get the public ready for this and get public opinion behind this. as far as we know, the amendment that they ve introduced doesn t change a lot of parts of this bill that other members didn t like and whether the public will bump it above 17%, which is what it has been polling at remains to be seen. right now if you re looking at the landscape, some of the members that say no have every reason to say no because the public doesn t like it. the mcmcarthur amendment is essentially if your state has a democratic governor or centrist, you can keep the coverage as it is now. a more conservative state has the ability to opt out that your state doesn t like. you create a state-based approach under a federal guideline. conservatives from south carolina and alabama think our governor will change the policy. new jersey or massachusetts, our governor won t. the question is, can they get to whatever it is with the special leks 215, 216 to pass a bill in