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Yeah.

Yeah.

But, um, no, to your point, right, like they're sitting down.

I- if a government, you know, if government is working theoretically how we want, you, you're assuming the legislator is sitting down, hashing it out with different viewpoints, and coming up with a bill that, you know, is a compromise.

Um, again, I think you could say on the other side, especially in states like Wisconsin, where one party can win statewide elections, but the other party just based on the geography and where certain political groups have strong bases might more likely hold the legislature, then maybe having some partial veto authority, you know, you might like that because the, the governor can kind of exert influence or, to your point, make the legislature.

Y- some of that compromise actually might come through their thinking through the bill of how they write it and needing to be creative and really specific.

Hmm