Newt Gingrich said resignation is a decision of honor and impeachment is a decision of the law. And so we believe that the president could make the decision to resign, but impeachment is quite another matter, and we don't yet see enough evidence to see that impeachment is appropriate in this case. It's the collective voice of the editorial board, Terence, and that primarily reflects the viewpoint of the publisher at our newspaper. An editorial does not reflect, of course, the views of the reporting staff of the newspaper. We on the editorial board are separate from the reporting staff, we deal in opinions, we express our opinions.
Reporters have an obligation to do their best to be as objective as possible.
Pat McGuigan, when you talked before about this issue, resignation, you led up to the point of the other remedy, if you want to call it that, which is being discussed in Washington, impeachment. Well, we're not calling for it yet, and we see, much as Cynthia just pointed out, you know, there's different actors, if you will. We don't conduct on the editorial page a court of law, nor are we members of Congress. We express an opinion of the facts and the information that we have so far, and have expressed a point of view. Let's wait until we have the document in our hands, that is, members of Congress, before they make their decision.