Jessica Millan Patterson

Well, I think that we haven't we've seen it tried before. Right. We saw Meg Whitman in 2020, even Carly Fiorina, who ran for U.S. Senate. We've definitely seen the try. I think at that point, I don't know that California was exactly ready for it. We had just come off of a Schwarzenegger administration and Governor Schwarzenegger had stopped Democrats from doing a lot of bad things.

with his veto power as governor. So I don't think that we had gotten to a place where it had gotten so bad that they were ready to make that choice with the way that the demographics had changed voter registration alone. Because for 15 years in California, Republican voter registration was on a downward trajectory, right?

with his veto power as governor. So I don't think that we had gotten to a place where it had gotten so bad that they were ready to make that choice with the way that the demographics had changed voter registration alone. Because for 15 years in California, Republican voter registration was on a downward trajectory, right?

with his veto power as governor. So I don't think that we had gotten to a place where it had gotten so bad that they were ready to make that choice with the way that the demographics had changed voter registration alone. Because for 15 years in California, Republican voter registration was on a downward trajectory, right?

In February of 2019, we took over and we started moving it in the right direction. And for the last six years, we registered over a million voters. In the last three polls that we have seen statewide, California voters at about 48%, 47, 48% in those three polls have said they are ready to vote for a Republican governor.

In February of 2019, we took over and we started moving it in the right direction. And for the last six years, we registered over a million voters. In the last three polls that we have seen statewide, California voters at about 48%, 47, 48% in those three polls have said they are ready to vote for a Republican governor.

In February of 2019, we took over and we started moving it in the right direction. And for the last six years, we registered over a million voters. In the last three polls that we have seen statewide, California voters at about 48%, 47, 48% in those three polls have said they are ready to vote for a Republican governor.

The problem that we have been running into is that whenever we feed in a name, none of them can get to 48%. And I think you're on the right track. I do think that Silicon Valley might be the answer. And I think some of these tech bros and sisters are ready to make that jump. And I don't know who the right person is yet, but I think that that is kind of the place where we should be looking.

The problem that we have been running into is that whenever we feed in a name, none of them can get to 48%. And I think you're on the right track. I do think that Silicon Valley might be the answer. And I think some of these tech bros and sisters are ready to make that jump. And I don't know who the right person is yet, but I think that that is kind of the place where we should be looking.

The problem that we have been running into is that whenever we feed in a name, none of them can get to 48%. And I think you're on the right track. I do think that Silicon Valley might be the answer. And I think some of these tech bros and sisters are ready to make that jump. And I don't know who the right person is yet, but I think that that is kind of the place where we should be looking.

I think she's odds on favorite. I think the biggest mistake that California Democrats can make is to coronate her. I think that they have to allow people to make their own decisions, whether or not they're going to get in or get out of this race on their own. So I think the biggest mistake that they can make is not giving her a primary.

I think she's odds on favorite. I think the biggest mistake that California Democrats can make is to coronate her. I think that they have to allow people to make their own decisions, whether or not they're going to get in or get out of this race on their own. So I think the biggest mistake that they can make is not giving her a primary.

I think she's odds on favorite. I think the biggest mistake that California Democrats can make is to coronate her. I think that they have to allow people to make their own decisions, whether or not they're going to get in or get out of this race on their own. So I think the biggest mistake that they can make is not giving her a primary.

I think that we haven't reached a point yet where Republicans are, quote unquote, dominating. I do think that if she is their candidate, that is the best chance for Republicans to win.

I think that we haven't reached a point yet where Republicans are, quote unquote, dominating. I do think that if she is their candidate, that is the best chance for Republicans to win.

I think that we haven't reached a point yet where Republicans are, quote unquote, dominating. I do think that if she is their candidate, that is the best chance for Republicans to win.

Well, as your earlier guest has proven, you don't have to spend all of your time in Sacramento.

Well, as your earlier guest has proven, you don't have to spend all of your time in Sacramento.

Well, as your earlier guest has proven, you don't have to spend all of your time in Sacramento.

I think that the mom movement is huge, right? Back in the Bush days, we would talk about soccer moms, right? This is something that has been going on for a very long time. And I know I can probably speak for Jessica as well, the other Jessica. We get these conversations. And when we started, I was a background person for a very, very long time.