Dan Pfeiffer

Yeah.

Those are sort of the things happening.

I mean, every race is different, right?

Yeah.

Michigan has an establishment-ish candidate in Haley Stevens, who's endorsed.

Also picked by Schumer and the DSCC.

And then you have a Bernie candidate in Abdullah Saeed.

And then you have Mellie Moore, who's not an anti-establishment candidate per se, but is endorsed by Elizabeth Warren.

So that one's a little hard to tell.

Yeah.

And then the other thing you raise that's interesting in these is communication styles.

What are Democratic voters looking for?

Because a lot of these are about – we're asking ourselves these questions about who's the best person.

That was what was interesting about Texas.

Who's the best person to flip a red state?

Who's the best person to beat Susan Collins?

Who's the best person to make sure that we keep Michigan?

And they're making – Democratic primary voters are projecting what they think general election voters will think.

And the communication stuff comes into play with that as well.

And speaking of communication stuff, I want to talk a little bit about the messaging.