Caroline Wren

And I always say that I think polls are for strippers and firemen.

They're not for predicting elections.

And the problem with these is when you go ask the MAGA question, where it was on CNN, that question, the way they phrased it was, if you were a – consider yourself a MAGA voter, if that's how you would check the box when they asked you that, like a MAGA enthusiast, that that's the wing of the party that you're in.

Then it was just asking do you still – of Trump's approval.

Like, I'm a MAGA voter, and do I approve of Trump?

Yeah, like, of course I do.

I would walk over glass for that man.

But that doesn't mean you can't disagree with certain things.

And also, I do think, especially for someone like me who works in this field, I'm very vocal when I do disagree on things, because this is what I like about Trump.

He listens to a lot of people.

So it's just Lindsey Graham on the golf course with him, telling him to bomb Iran all day, and the rest of us are just clapping, saying, you have 100% support.

Then, like, what are we all doing here?

What did I work eight years of my life for?

I voted this morning before I got on the fight.

I voted at 7.15 a.m.

I went to go vote for John Maples because they were hammering.

You're missing the money.

The legislative process?

I always – you've got to trace the money on these things.

First of all, a 60-vote threshold is not in the Constitution.