polls and they pick the leaders on a choice basis in an election. and so their win -- and you think about how thick the walls of the bubble have to be, is for something that has an approval level literally in the 20s, passed by people who have as an institution approval level in the teens. we want to sit here and say they moved that piece of paper to the president's desk and that's a win. i guess. but in terms of the politics of it, standing in front of voters, this isn't going to be a good thing in 11 months when these republicans have to stand in front of the voters and remember the one thing about midterm elections, there have only been three elections in the last 118 years where the incumbent president's party has picked up seats in that first midterm election. so even if you had a high functioning presidency, you have very, very substantial head winds structurally in american politics. this isn't a win by the