Emily Jashinsky

Fell flat.

Didn't work.

Polls were wrong, too.

So it's a tough race.

You're right.

It's not like Ken Paxton on the other side of it.

And I think that does kind of change the dynamic a bit.

But maybe that's why this was dropping to The Times and The Wall Street Journal is that

The source, I think Genevieve McDonald, the former campaign manager, was getting pressure, maybe pressure from herself, too, to try and spoil the primary at the last minute and get Mills back into the race.

I don't think Mills gives them a better chance of beating Susan Collins, no matter what is to come on Graham Platner, assuming it's not like horrible child abuse.

But other than that, I think he's still probably a better candidate.

We'll see what happens, though, because that she I guess she could.

She's on the ballot.

I mean, they're on the cusp of something very exciting in California, and it will be disillusioning if he doesn't cross into the runoff tomorrow.

Because again, there's so many people in California, Democrats, independents, who just want

something that is not from the left right now in California, because even the anti-establishment left has run cities like Los Angeles into the ground.

Karen Bass, not considered to be the most establishment Hillary Clinton type politician.

They've seen this over and over again throughout their state.

Gavin Newsom tries to act like he's Mr. Progressive.

Well,