 George Mason thought there should have been a Bill of Rights. He didn't want to sign the Constitution because of it. But here they had to defend this Constitution, even though it didn't have a Bill of Rights. And so they made some arguments for why a Bill of Rights wasn't necessary. Now, I think when you look at those arguments, they're not the strongest arguments, but they had to say something. And ultimately, I think they came up with a pretty good compromise, which is, we'll ratify the Constitution and then we'll add the Bill of Rights.