dr. kaufmann mentioned this, we want everyone to come and have a level playing field. if our governor said i endorse this particular candidate. then other candidates may shy away from the state. we sort of that had that happen in '92 in the democrats when our senator harkin decided to run and others didn't compete hard. and the same thing might happen if our office holders by and large started to endorse people well ahead of the caucuses. other candidates might think the fix is in, i will go elsewhere. we don't want that. we think everyone should compete in iowa. and the way to do that is for state officials to stay neutral. you dr. mcguire the two parties maintain that first process. if i follow what professor hagle is saying, if state officials start to divide along party lines. it gives ammunition for other states to say forget iowa, we want it to be here, is that correct? >>>>yes, i think if everyone did it would be a problem. it's a free country and some will gi with a certain candidate. and inside of the structure, county chairs go with a person. and that is fair