Surely not. Being 15% underwater on bills is not easy to recover from. That $45 billion is already used up. You can't just get 7 billion of it every year back.

Surely not. Being 15% underwater on bills is not easy to recover from. That $45 billion is already used up. You can't just get 7 billion of it every year back. That's humongous! And because the underfundedness compounds (if you have less capital, then you fall farther behind because your growth is on your capital being as projected), they're in real trouble.