which may be separate articles or not or still only on that one subject. i think it's too narrow. >> there's also this thing that i -- that we've seen in both of the impeachment votes that we've seen, the nixon votes in the committee, judiciary committee, as far as it got before he resigned. and then the clinton votes in the senate, for example. and that is that there were some people, some republicans especially, who voted for some articles of impeachment against richard nixon or voted for one, but they didn't vote for all three. i think there was only one republican who voted for all three. and with bill clinton, there were people who voted in favor of one article and against another article. and so that's always left the impression that just strategically you might want to lay out a menu of options so that, for example, a republican could say, well, i voted against two articles of impeachment against the president, but this one i just couldn't take. >> that could be.