Dean Jackson

So I'm going to fund this myself.

And my limit is probably $100,000.

I would rather spend $50,000.

But if I see, and we'll do it, we'll do a poll somewhere, you know, within the last couple of weeks to see if I'm gaining traction and then yeah, maybe it's worth putting some money in.

But this is such a fascinating thing.

It's fun to be in this arena because things happen.

So it's not just that I'll be polling, but the incumbent will be polling, but also the, all these special interest groups who either like her or don't like her are polling.

There's one called, a really neat organization I like called Club for Growth.

And there, usually if Club for Growth wants you to win an election, you win the election.

There are super PACs that come in and run ads.

I had the good fortune of interviewing with them when I ran before.

And so when I got ready to leave, I mean, it was a really intense questioning answer session.

These guys are serious.

So when I got ready to leave, I said, well, when will I know if you're going to choose to endorse me?

And they said, whenever you see ads start running, either against your opponent or for you, that you didn't authorize.

So that's what they do.

So my point is, you know, if they...

There's no way to know where they stand.

I have to assume they like the incumbent because she typically legislates in their favor.

But if they see her getting weak, it's sort of like an animalistic kind of thing.