 Well, I think he's put himself in a certain kind of box here, just in terms of negotiating. If you want to put the ball in the court of your opponent, and I'm going to attempt a tennis metaphor here, you only get one chance to hit the ball, and then you have to stand back and wait for them to hit it back, or not. So if he wants to portray the Congress as the do-nothing Congress, he wants to throw down the gauntlet and say, OK, Congress, you come back to me with something, then he's got to go somewhere. He's got to leave. He's got to get out of town. And that's what he's doing. The optics aren't great.