 the right to reproductive health care and abortion, and so many other issues that I think get this kind of cultural branding when, in fact, they are issues that matter to working-class women, working-class queer folks, and working-class people broadly, period. Now, what did you make of Sean O'Brien, the head of the Teamsters, speaking at the Republican convention the other night? People were touting it as a really anti-corporate speech, the kind of thing you don't normally hear at a Republican convention. What did you make of what he had to say, but also what the political meaning of it is?