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Message: [QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 1385349, member: 2585"] Not exactly. Any response about the state of the program would and should include an honest opinion of where the program is headed. To borrow from your political example - The President uses the State of the Union to not only talk about what is - but also lays out what he or she would like to accomplish in the near or long term future. If you want to divorce the future trajectory from the conversation, you're right - it would be a quick and simple exercise. But that's a very narrow reading of the question. To fix the OP - making it closer to what I think he was asking (not a narrow, uninteresting reading), I'd ask: Given the state of the program, what do you think the future holds? And your "right questions" are lame. 1.) 3-9, with some good recruits coming in. 2.) Do I have a choice? [/QUOTE]