 that parties were too powerful, that insiders within parties were too powerful. We wanted to give the vote more directly to the people in the same way in the early 20th century that we said senators should be elected by the people and not just state legislatures. And by the way, in the early 20th century, we gave women the right to vote as well. And later in the 20th century, African-Americans and others and so on and so forth. You can argue that the story of American elections is increasing the franchise along the way. And one of the ways that that's been seen