Adam Johnson

This is going to be interesting, though, looking at the midterms going forward.

You see a lot of these people who held office for a long time getting ousted in the primaries.

That might be a good indicator that people are watching what's going on.

And a lot of the issues I have up against is they fall asleep during the midterms.

But if we're seeing people get their seats flipped like Crenshaw, that is a significant indicator that maybe midterms won't look like what a lot of people are predicting.

Isn't it kind of wild that Al Green did as well as he did?

You've still got multiple districts not voting yet.

Really?

It's like multiple, zero votes in yet.

They're smaller counties.

Who conquered who first and renamed it?

That's kind of... What?

Who conquered who first and renamed it?

Berg is now Castle.

Well, in Bexar County, which is one of the largest ones, Barton's got 1,500 votes, while Gonzalez has 8,600, and Herrera has 7,600.

So that's a significant portion.

That's 8% in the largest counties.

I said bias is not racism.

Remember that year where the flu wasn't here?

I think there was some article out in Australia.