Mike Nellis

But whatever data they saw led them in another direction that they felt like they were not in comfortable territory.

I think if she could have

distanced herself more from Biden because people were just so mad about that.

Um, but if you look at like their TV ad spending, they spent an unbelievable amount of money on those abortion ads that were targeted at men, um, trying to get them to vote, just protect your, your wife's abortion rights, which is noble.

And like, I'm with you on that, but it didn't work.

But again, she only lost by 140,000 votes in three States.

So it's sort of Monday morning quarterbacking.

But, um, I think mom Donnie was much more laser focused on affordability, but the situation was also worse a year later.

So, um, again, it's really easy to sort of

And I didn't have the data that they did.

Like a lot of people get mad at the Harris campaign for all the events they did with Liz Cheney claiming that it turned off the base.

And it may have, but I don't know what data they had in front of them that led them to make that decision.

So like it may have been that they were like, our only path to victory is by picking up moderate Republican voters in the suburbs.

And they thought Liz Cheney was the best way to do that.

Not saying it was right.

And RP, I see you in the comments here.

Like her housing policy was really good.

It was really good.

I think they could have been more ambitious with it, but I thought it was good.

And I wish they talked about it more.