Woodrow Wilson thought he had problems over there on that side of the ocean. When he comes back to the United States, he's got a whole hell of a lot more problems, and that's because of checks and balances in the Constitution. If the president signs a treaty, the Constitution commands that it then goes to the Senate, where it receives a super majority. That's like not 51%, that's in that instance 67%, two-thirds of the Senate. So that's a humongous number, and I think that this is Woodrow Wilson's downfall. I think his downfall is that he had a stroke when he was trying to sell this thing. I think his downfall is that he was incapacitated, and he really shouldn't have been president, we didn't have the 25th Amendment.