We've got a system that doesn't work so well for the candidates, and it doesn't work for the voters. It works for all the businesses in Washington that rely on campaigns, and that's the pollsters, the fundraisers, the direct mail groups, the media consultants, all those people. There's entire industries that rely on this. It's hard for candidates to reform that system. So you've got an increasing number of people who are disgusted with both parties because they're perceived as corrupt.
Nobody really looks at the lapsed voter market.
Well I know that everybody else is going to be concentrating on that 40 percent. I don't have any competition over there. To some degree that's what we did with Ventura's case. They're long shots at best, so I don't really see where the risk would be in adopting that type of strategy. Independent voters do not believe what politicians have to say.