 is that when we get beyond the legal questions that have divided right and left for the last 20, 30 years, we see the justices dividing in very different ways. That's why we have these 11 decisions that divided the court six to three on grounds other than ideology. And going forward, we're going to see that this is exactly what we saw after the New Deal when Roosevelt's nominees began to diverge on questions like criminal procedure and civil rights and democratic representation.