 I mean, it's not like Reagan and Thatcher who slammed Hyatt's book on the table and said, this is what we believe, as opposed to Macmillan's third wayism. It wasn't a fight. It was a brutal, bruising fight. And those fights were won. And we're merely surrendering the gains we're lost. J.D. Vance makes a lot of distinctions, populists do all the time, between Wall Street and Main Street. As though this is something that is distinct in economic policy, and if you support one, you don't support the other. This is straight, unreconstructed Obama 2012.