It makes sense. You've got to give Phil Heimlich some credit. He's recognizing those problems, and his political intuitions are telling him to do something else.

I understand that my election and consecration has caused problems around the communion and I'm trying to be as sensitive to that reality as I can.

I think they're being misled.

They're wrong. It's based on turnout, not total registered voters. Their lawyers are going to say it's not this, it's that; our lawyers will disagree. And we believe, if anyone takes it to court, our lawyers would prevail.

This is a two-heat race. If you don't win the prelims, you don't get to run the finals.

He can't outspend us, he doesn't have a grass-roots network like ours, and he's got no credibility on the issues. So how does that make him a front-runner?