Phil Ehr

Well, you're right, because we're coming in with these facts, and they are facts.

You're reminding us all that it's not just a game of, you know, Eileen won by 18 points in her majority.

Huge victory.

And that was the National Democratic Party's branding, coming here locally and mobilizing, you know, some things to make her win.

And it was it was that it was great, positive for Democrats across the country.

But it spoke less to local issues than it did to the national trends.

Well, look, my Democratic opponent has just been forced out or he fled the U.S.

Senate race.

Then he put his hand in the air and he said, oh, where can I run?

And he looked at what's happening in District 28, South Dade and the Florida Keys.

And it's it is turning more blue because people are tired of Carlos.

And they're also excited about yours truly and their own agency in taking back our federal government.

So this guy, this guy who lives in Broward, who lives in Hollywood, Florida.

He lives in Broward.

He lives in Broward.

He's running in Dade County without any commitment to move his family into our district.

For the record, that's legal.

It's legal.

But it's usually frowned upon.

Yeah, it's frowned upon, and we're tired of that.