 Meanwhile, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, Richie Torres, he says, you know, blindness is not bliss. This is what he's been tweeting out. He says, you keep trying to pretend that if you go blind on this, it'll work. He says, in determining how to proceed as a party, there must be a serious reckoning with the down-ballot effect of whomever we nominate. What matters is not how we feel, but what the numbers tell us. An unsentimental analysis of the cold, hard numbers, which have no personal feelings or political loyalties, should inform what we decide and whom we nominate. If we're going to choose a particular path, we should be clear-eyed about its consequences. Blindness is not bliss and a terrifying threat.