say yes. the country if you look at -- still by and large supports the right to choose, about whether or not you want half an abortion usually around 60 versus 40%. what we see time and again is that conservatives get incredibly more passionate by these counterparts. we also have seen a change in the voting dynamics in this country where, was sort of traditionally suburban women who were republican voters, have already shifted to the democratic party. those are the types of people who would have had a backlash against republican politicians, and if they had overturned roe v. wade, they are already in the democratic camp. so i'm not truly convinced that this will rebound to the democratic's favor, we have to see whether this is a eclipsed by other issues like covid and the economy heading into the midterms, >> and of course the