A
Uh-huh.
B
-- Senate and the, the Presidency and then, uh, staggering them so that you don't, we aren't tackling a massive ballot every four years.
A
Uh, the other, the other thing that, uh, bothers me about our system is just that, uh, in, for, for, in, in, in Congress the amount of power any, any particular Congress critter has is based on their seniority and how long they've been there so it's, you know, for, you know, uh, so unless you have actual, you know, across the board s-, uh, limitations, the, uh, you know, the idea of, well, we're going to just, we're, I'm, I'm just going to, you know, vote, vote against the incumbent every time doesn't work, you know, it's going to wind up hurting your state if all the other states aren't doing it at the same time.
B
Uh-huh. I think, I think that that's true, but then you have, you have the same abuse of power on the flip side of that coin.
A
Uh-huh.
B
Uh, the C I A is moving out to West Virginia which is a really stupid location for a large agency like that and for almost any agency. I mean, the action isn't in West Virginia. I hate to tell the s-, the senator from West Virginia this information, but -- -- it really doesn't e-, ar-, the world does not revolve around West Virginia -- -- uh, as far as this country is concerned, the world does revolve around D C, you know --