Bill Kristol

This one sounds like it's a little more of a, do you think a non-college kind of white working class district as opposed to

Maybe outside Houston, which is a little more upper middle class, I would say, from last week.

But no, but that's, I only mentioned this because that is, I mean, Ron Brownstein, I had a podcast with him yesterday on the bulwark on Sunday.

I mean, the degree to which it's so important for Democrats to make some dent in the white working class vote, especially the white working class women, where there has been some unhappiness with Trump, both on economic grounds for some of the working class voters, but also politically.

especially I think on some of the ICE stuff and that kind of thing.

And also whether evangelicals has been the core of Trump's support, but in districts, Louisiana is a little exceptional that way, right?

Because it's so Catholic and stuff.

So maybe there's a little more give in Louisiana among some of these voters.

I mean, who knows?

It's a small electorate, as you say, and I'm sure there were local issues and all that, but there's enough data now that it feels kind of wavish here.

And I will see if Democrats can really take advantage of it, but.

I think they have a real shot.

Certainly at the House, they're going to take it, I think, unless things go crazy.

And they have a real shot at the senator, I think.

No, I totally agree both.

In states that haven't hit the filing deadline yet, good candidates, if you're watching, get in.

Either someone who's a proven candidate like John and Bell Edwards or someone who would be an attractive candidate because he or she's a new face.

But it's not too late.

It's not too late for some of these House races either.

Yeah, I very much agree with that.