Clay Travis

And when they said the word primary, I had to say to them, hey, guys, I need to have a conversation.

When they say what I say, guys, you know, in the military, we don't talk about being a Democrat, independent or Republican.

But I got to tell you the truth.

If we're going to go down a road and a path like this, I am a moderate Democrat.

And they took about a minute and said.

OK, we still want to support you.

So it was the Republicans here in northwest Georgia who actually recruited me.

It's Republicans in northwest Georgia still supporting me.

However, I am a Democrat, but I am not tied to a party.

And that was makes me different because leadership matters.

And when I get to D.C., I'm going to stand up strictly for the people here in northwest Georgia only period.

And that's when I get there.

That's why Republicans want to know how I'm going to vote.

And the Democrats want to know how I'm going to vote.

I, you know, I can't just sit here on your show and tell you that because the reality of it is, if the Democrats take over the House, I'm assuming there's going to be a lot of people is going to be fighting for that position.

At the end of the day, my focus will be on whoever that is.

How is that person going to be looking at the rural community?

Because I believe that right now the rural community is being left out and being left behind.

So I'm going to be voting for whoever is going to say, Sean, we will make sure that every time we have a discussion, we're looking through a lens of the rural community.

And oh, by the way, Sean, we're going to get the farm bill done so we can take care of people in the rural community, those farmers that are out there, instead of just talking about it.