Andrew Sage

And he talked about it in a very combative way, right?

This guy was a former Marine, some sort of fisherman, I think, whatever kind of, he's like one of those main fishermen.

I think it's an oyster farmer or some shit, whatever.

They have that nonsense state.

Sorry, mainites.

And they're called maniacs.

Technically.

I think they're called Mainers.

Copyright garrison.

So he was coming across as a very blue-collar guy, right?

And kind of crude, but crude in a, like, I'm a straight talker sort of guy.

And that worked.

That was a good campaign.

And we highlighted that because I think it struck... James is the one who brought it to our attention, but I think it struck all of us as, oh, yeah, this is a guy who is kind of...

doing, talking to voters in a way that we wish more Democrats were, right?

And then in the last couple of weeks, oh God, so many scams come out about this guy.

The most well-known of them is that for the last 20 years of his life, he has had a Totenkopf tattooed over his pectoral.

That is the death's head.

Now it dates back before the Nazis.

It was, I don't know if this was the very first use of it, but the very first prominent use of it in military history.