 Well, I think there are also meaningful distinctions between where the action occurs. And again, we can see this going back to cases like Youngstown. It's one thing to talk about the president's ability to direct the use of military force in areas where Congress has authorized that overseas in places of active conflict and a scenario where the president is trying to use the military domestically in a context in which it hasn't been authorized. So I think there are ample ways to distinguish this.