Well, one survey, Elizabeth, today of people who have been undecided or uncertain showed, who had watched the debate, showed the Alan Keyes, former ambassador, got the biggest jump of anybody. He had most impressed people, which again fits Paul's theory that people hadn't seen him before and his message was unique last night. He was the one who was sort of lecturing all the other Republicans as they seemed to put on their green eye shades and talk about taxes and budgets and balancing and all the rest are saying you can do that, cut the taxes, balance the budget, and the problems of the country won't go away. But I think that probably Pat Buchanan did up until the closing remarks. Well, I think there's two factors.
Nobody talks about it.
The distillation of the Contract With America in this campaign was Phil Gramm, the Senator from Texas, who withdrew this past week. Nobody talks in terms of the Congress and what a wonderful Congress we've had, what a great year we've had, there's no bragging, no boasting, there's no legislative agenda. So there's a void on the, on the campaign this year, and I think that Pat Buchanan through the passion of his convictions and through the saliency of his message has struck a chord, and when somebody does well with a message, other candidates often flock to it. Last night, Lamar Alexander, the former Tennessee governor, endorsed a new Marine Corps to patrol the border. That was a, that was a new idea.