Elaine Godfrey

But I sort of lumped them all in here because their audience is not specifically there for politics.

Yeah, I mean, Andrew Schultz is comedy first.

He brings up politics when it touches his life in some way or when it touches some Internet meme or joke he wants to discuss with the boys.

His politics, at least as far as, you know, the past decades,

couple years goes that I've been observing.

It's very like pro-free speech, pro-jokes, anti-woke.

He does not like when people talk about identity politics in a serious way.

So no earnestness.

Right.

And just this sort of eagerness to be contrarian.

And I think all of these reasons are primarily why he preferred Trump.

I don't think any of it came down to like specific policies.

It was more

You know, he's not one of the regular politicians.

He's funny.

Kamala Harris is too woke.

Like, we're tired of the Democrats being so pious, which is totally just, like, that's a vibes thing.

And I think a lot of voters, I mean, I know a lot of voters say that to me.

Like, this is the reason we don't like Democrats.

So I would say his politics are very much like what the average kind of independent, frustrated, like, young American would say.