 It was pretty much written on the wind that this guy was a fraud and had to go. And I understood the Republican position that when Democrats do something, they never get rid of their person. Why in the world are you getting rid of him? Just don't reelect him next time. Get another Republican. But he had to go, and so he went. The feeling amongst a lot of Democrats was, we're not going to expend any political capital on this guy. We won't do the thing that's necessary and expel him from the Senate. That's what they should have done.