Aaron Parnas

Number two, South Carolina goes first because Black voters are a major part of the Democratic base and South Carolina has historically decided who will be the Democratic nominee.

South Carolina goes first.

Or number three, you take a big state and you make them go first.

Throw in California, throw in Florida.

Put one of these big states up first, which I would not be upset about, especially a state like California.

Because by the time California is up on the ballot,

the nominees almost always already decided.

Give me a big state, force them to spend a little money, force them to campaign and reach a whole different sect of people, and let's try something different.

I don't think New Hampshire should go first.

I don't think Nevada should go first.

Like, either have the tradition, go with South Carolina, or go with a big state.

That's where I'm at.

Oh, I mean, if you guys are watching and you take this personally, I'm sorry, but I don't really have much.

I don't live in a state.

I wish I lived in a state.

Maybe I would take it more personally, too, if I did.

I live in a district, but here we are.

Or make New York first.

Like make New York first.

There you go.