 And that was terribly important to me, being the first woman to run on a series of very provocative issues in my state. I ran on single payer in 1992. I ran on a progressive income tax in 1992. I ran on environmental policy in 1992. I ran on things that today sound kind of normal. But back then, oh, my God, in a state that has never done an income tax or a sales tax, imagine what they were thinking as they heard me.