Rich

Oh, you're fucked.

You're fucked.

And we'll see how... I think people assume positive intent on threads.

I don't think that they would read into that inappropriately.

Tim can't stop getting...

in trouble.

pointing out it's it's it's like where are you going with the facts with the details because this is how i look at everything when i when i they're having the same conversations in texas with talarico is backing talarico a lost cause for the left because of how expensive texas is and i'm like yeah that sounds like a question that like an insider strategist um would ask because that's the first place they go is like how are we spending our money and is it worth it

I think, especially as people with a podcast, with videos, with a big reach, we have to be extremely mindful of the guidance we provide.

But I think you can do both where you can say, listen, this is a plus 37 district.

A 10 point, 15 point swing to the left is a massive win because one, that makes the Republican Party defend every single seat that's within that margin across the country.

They all start panicking.

They all go into defensive mode.

They start spending money.

And they'd become less capable of going on the offense in swing districts, the ones that are, you know, that where they think that they can maybe have a chance.

And so I think coming out and saying things like this is a lost cause or there's no way we flip this.

That you don't have to say that out loud.

That can be true that, of course, we're not going to win everywhere we want to win.

But if people stay home and they don't vote because they think it's a lost cause, then those margins don't move.

And then the narrative starts to shift back and say, oh, we're Republicans gaining ground back in.

the reddest counties in Georgia, fuck no.