 But I think that's what it comes down to. People are saying behind closed doors that the wife doesn't want to give up the gig. She likes the lifestyle, and so they're going to keep him on the ballot. But I think the point you made earlier is, even if they wanted him off the ballot, they kind of can't because the logistics are such that they're taking a roll call before the convention just so he can be on the ballot in states like Ohio. So are they kind of just stuck with him if he doesn't resign? That's what it is. But even if he resigns, what are you going to get? Because remember, at the convention...