 were actually disappointed that he hadn't delivered a decisive failure. Because then if he had, like he did during the debate, they could have moved and they could have replaced the candidate instead of being stuck in this half-rebellion place where a bunch of people have now spoken out against their own candidate, but he's still there and he's not leaving. And then they've got this week-long vacation where they're away from D.C. where all they could do is kind of continue this stuff on signal chats and phone calls and try to figure out if they're going to get a new candidate.