Amy McGrath

Like, this is a science thing.

So cutting again, cutting this just undermines the future of this country and undermines in the month that is Earth Day.

Amy, this is Earth Day month and we are continuing to destroy the earth.

It's it's it's it's mind mind boggling.

Let me ask you a question.

What is it like to be a Democrat in Kentucky?

Because where I live, Democrat is toxic and people just seem the title, the word Democrat is toxic and people are frustrated by the Republicans.

But they don't necessarily want to join the Democrats, and they feel kind of lost in the middle.

And we've got a pretty famous group of independent voters that swing back and forth.

I mean, they elected, you know, fighting Bob La Follette, and then they elected Joe McCarthy of the Red Scare, and then they elected Bill Proxmire.

Like, it's—they are just—

traditionally and for a long time looking for something better.

But I feel like at this point in history, being a Democrat is pretty toxic in some populations.

And I don't know, and I am a Democrat, but I used to vote for Republicans.

I grew up here because that was a cool thing to do.

That was what my parents did.

So like, why?

Why not?

So my question back to you is how do we there are two brands.

You got to be on one side or the other.