 understands their state. I think it's also important, candidly, to be practical. You need somebody who can win. That person has to win a primary in Ohio, then they have to come back and win a general election. And the way it's set up in Ohio, J.D. Vance's seat, I would fill that if he's elected, but that would only be an appointment for two years. Then this person, the man or woman that I would appoint, would have to run again in 2026, and then they'd have to run again in 2028.