Graham Platner

I mean, because I, it's because I explain it and frankly, most people are like, that all sounds eminently reasonable.

And it's, and I think in Maine, folks, I mean, it's like, I don't know how to say this, but

When people meet me, they tend to be like, okay, so he seems exactly like a normal human being.

So it's- That's helpful.

It's helpful.

So there's that.

And then, I mean, honestly, we're also just going to push back on TV, primarily like with messaging that's positive.

I mean, I really, I'm-

I know that once we get through the primary that, you know, the whole thing's going to – I mean, there's so much money that's going to get spent on this race, which drives me insane.

Yeah.

Because if I had my way, we would just take that money and, like, write everybody a check.

Frankly, we'd be better off.

Every cycle when you hear how much is being spent on the biggest Senate races.

It's nuts.

It's just like, oh, what a –

Although I will say for us, the way that we kind of fight back against that is we're building an on-the-ground organizing apparatus.

So we hire Mainers, and we're going to have Mainers learn how to be organizers in their communities and have them on staff.

We want the money.

that we spend to primarily be spent in Maine, not just give it to some DC consulting firm that makes another stupid ad that we've all seen a thousand times.

It just changes little things, but we all know exactly what they are.