Dan Pfeiffer

But there is risk here that if Latinos really are swinging back to Democrats, if not to 2016 levels, but

close to that, then some of these seats Republicans are counting on may turn out to be Democratic.

So there's some risk here for meatball.

Another, a slimmer meatball, a more petite meatball.

Yes, he's short.

But he will use some lifts in his boots to improve his stature.

All right, speaking of elections, on Thursday morning, Maine Governor Janet Mills surprised many by suspending her Senate campaign, citing a lack of financial resources.

That paves the way for Graham Plattner, who's been consistently around 30 points ahead of Mills in the polls, to become the presumptive Democratic nominee for

for the Senate seat where he'll face Susan Collins.

Alex, you and I have talked about the main race once or twice on some podcasts over the last few months.

What do you make of Mills' decision to drop out before any votes were cast?

Feel free to quote from it if you'd like to.

Let me come to your defense here, because the way we've had this, we had this debate on Positive America a long time ago.

We had this debate a couple of times on Political Experts React.

And it's been, I think it's overly simplified as Alex is pro-Janet Mills and Dan is pro-Graham Plattner.

At no point in this did you argue that Janet Mills was going to win the primary.

The conversation you and I have had has been about Graham Plattner's electability, which I think remains an open question.

We don't know if he's electable until he actually wins.

And there's obviously a dump truck's worth of opposition research based on the tattoo, on his online posts.

And we do not know yet how that's going to play.