 have a constitution that's designed to work by consensus. In fact, we have, for most of our history, had one party in charge over the other. You know, after Adams lost, the Democratic Republicans of Jefferson were in charge for a long time. After the Civil War, the Republicans were in charge all the way up to the Great Depression. After the Great Depression, the Democrats were in charge all the way up to Ronald Reagan. And usually one party was in charge. And a great example of how that worked well was that in the 1960s, we passed Medicare, the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, with bipartisan majorities of both parties in both chambers.