Corey Lewandowski

Is it really weeks, which is what you hear from the Republicans now, or is it months?

It's just times have changed.

It's a preemptive war.

They haven't made any kind of a public campaign.

You know, I mean...

The Bush folks went to the U.N., went to the Congress, months-long public campaign.

The war went south.

Obviously, you know that better than anybody, given what happened in 06 and 08 and Obama's rise.

But they did something on the front end to at least sell it.

There's none of that.

So I think if this thing doesn't go well, it creates a huge political burden for the Republicans in an already tough cycle.

I just don't know if that's going to be the case because you and I can't sit here and guess as to what's going to happen in the next 10 days, two weeks.

Yes.

I think we have to wait and see how this unfolds.

But you mentioned the lack of incumbents.

He's an appointee who took

who took the van seat that was vacated.

We haven't even mentioned Florida here.

Florida's so forgotten politically, but there's an appointee in Florida as well, Ashley Moody, who's got very light name ID statewide.

And it's just it's so different from a two or three term incumbent senator when you have these appointees.