 You know, there are two incumbents who were going to potentially run and decided to get out. In 1952, it was Harry S. Truman. In 1968, it was Lyndon Baines Johnson. So, look, they quit before the nominations were decided, right? They quit as the primary season was going on. This is the choice for nominee before incumbents quit. Look, in 1952, with Harry S. Truman, look at this. He was well below 50%. He was just at 31%. He was losing the primaries to Estes Coffafer at 35%. But look at that, 31%. That is way...