 Economist Timothy Ash, he's based at Chatham House, a think tank in London, and I asked him for his view earlier. You know, there needs to be something better than this. You could also look at the US electoral process and how it's so dependent on a small number of voters, 100,000 or so voters in a number of these key or battleground states, which again is pretty extraordinary, not particularly a great advertisement for democracy. So you could probably argue that autocrats around the world, they're looking at the US and looking at the West and laughing at the moment and liking what they see.