 I think the perception was he was going to be a progressive. He had been a pretty staunch supporter of Bernie Sanders' first campaign in 2016. He built his political brand around many of those issues. Weed legalization was a huge one for him, but also $15 an hour minimum wage, also Medicare for all. He had sort of tapered some of that association and pulled back a little bit from that in the campaign in which he won in 2022.