Revenue is way up and we've cut costs in other areas, so we're in a good position to do these things.

We want to make sure we're not putting people back onto the street who are going to commit crimes.

We've seen great success at Sheridan in dealing with drug offenders and hope that we will be able to replicate that success.

We respect the pharmacists' rights to hold personal, moral, religious beliefs, but they can't allow those beliefs to get in the way of serving their customers.

We believe that will have a positive impact without (taking money away) from other programs.

His position would be the same. These are sort of back-door attempts to raise consumer rates.