>> i'd like to come back to a question that was coveredded, but i think it maybe could be covered eventhat's of issue of the funding from smaller donors that really can't start until the nominee is a presumed nominee, and, yet, that funding is much more effective in terms of advertising, what it buys, and in terms of grassroots and so on. both parties will be in that situation in 2016 with the primaries. so how would, you know, knowing what you know about how it works, what can the candidates do, or how can the party, you know, somehow get things going before people really are willing to step up because even if the -- even if the conventions are in july or i can't quite imagine may, but, you know, earlier, there's going to be this big problem after that where small donations are going to be particularly important, and, you know, you faced this right after the republican convention. >> uh-huh. >> from all i know, you were the advertising that had to go quite quiet there for a period, kind of a critical period in the democratic convention and soon after that, so any thoughts that either