Alex Wagner

And then Gary tells me that he's a registered Republican and he loves our anti-corruption message.

And so now Gary and his wife Susan are some of our best volunteers.

And in fact, because of Gary and Susan, we turned 174 signatures from Wright County

as a part of getting onto the ballot.

And we have been unable to determine the last time a Democratic candidate for Senate came anywhere close to that amount.

And so we think it's an example of how our approach, our message, and the structure of our campaign is resonating.

And so if we win the nomination and folks from Washington want to work with us rather than us working with them, if that makes sense, and the vision that we have for how we win this race, that's their decision.

Yeah.

And again, I think to me that illustrates the strength of this grassroots campaign.

Right.

The fact that we've been able to have we've outraised my opponent in the primary, despite him having every door open for him.

by the committee, you know, all those various things, we are working our tails off, right?

And Iowans respect hard work, and frankly, they respect people who are willing to say out loud the things that they know are true, which is that there are leaders in both parties who have failed states like Iowa, and we need change, and we have to have somebody who's willing to push for that change.

And look, it may not work, but I will tell you, I think it is going to work.

And I think that is exactly the message that we are going to ride straight into November.

And I hope that we can talk about Ashley Hinson because I bet a lot of your listeners probably don't know a lot about her, but she is one of the worst.

So I do want to ask about her, but on the reform stuff.

Did you read my campaign website?

So really early in the campaign, anti-corruption, this reform really emerged as something that we heard from Iowans on the trail.

And so we've got literally, so we launched our Iowans over insiders tour.