See, anyone within a few years of retiring should be throttling back anyway, regardless of an election year or not. Not doing so is too careless and risky. But for the latter 12 years or so of a career, I bet your approach would be pretty effective, J. Something I should probably remember but I’m sure I will forget.I’ve always throttled everything back in election years, just been my thing too do. End of 2019 was no different. Don’t get the returns but don’t get any surprises either. It’s served me well over the years. Too be honest I don’t even remember why I even started doing it. May have been the whole Busch/Gore debacle back in the day. Talked too some former coworkers who didn’t and are regretting that move, especially the ones within a couple years of retirement. Little too no time to recoup from it.