 No, is the answer to that last part. This is a really great question because we have to sort of take a step back and remember what it is that the founders wanted from a leader. And what they wanted most from a leader and a public servant was somebody who would put the public interest first. Someone who could put their own interest second. They referred to this as virtue. And virtue was the coin of the realm for a leader at that time. That's why George Washington was so revered because he had consistently put the nation ahead of his own interests.