 keeping all that in mind. But the lines are there. And, you know, in some respects, they're getting deeper. You know, the sort of fault lines in our electorate, the fault lines in our political map. I mean, Wisconsin is a pretty good example. I mean, you've got the gap, politically speaking, between sort of urban voters and rural voters, for example, has been widening for decades. I mean, with almost every election. And so, and you look at the fault lines in