Matt Boyle

Right.

Like at this point, your voters are your working class people and they're the union workers and the unions are kind of getting it.

A really good example.

And we cite this in this story is in Ohio where the unions used to back.

Yeah.

Where I was going with this is that in Ohio, Sherry Brown is trying to make a comeback run there.

He's a former Democrat senator who lost to Bernie Marino in the last election.

But what you're seeing is a lot of the local unions throughout the Mahoning Valley are now endorsing –

John Husted, who was appointed into the position, the Republican.

This would have been unthinkable even just a few years ago.

But now it's all starting to happen and they're talking about shared values when they're endorsing him.

So I think that the Republicans would be smart to recognize that's where the votes are and that's where the long-term power is.

I think that's where the votes are and that's where the future is for the Republican Party.

And by the way, they could also cut it even further.

Cut it even further on the lower class, folks.

Cut it even further on the lower class.

Right.

And then raise it on the higher one.

Like, again, you can offset it.

Right.