 So his point, and I thought this was such a really good point, he didn't make this on air with me, it was just him and I talking. He said as the pro-life community, we can either, in the Republican Party, you could either win and start having wins at the state, but you're not going to have wins at the state whenever the amendments that people are voting on are radical. So his argument was, how is this amendment that passed in Ohio by popular vote by like 60% of voters, that means Republican voters are voting for it.