Richard Barris

There's job listings as far as the eye can see on Indeed and Craigslist to go out there and chase ballots.

It's almost an endless supply of money.

And what I see every time I ask these people to open the books is a waste of money.

I mean that's just – I could break it down as simple as that.

I mean, Steve, I've lived in Jersey for years.

I don't anymore, but for many years.

They're over there talking about property taxes, wondering why the young voter is not coming out when the young voter can't afford a home to live in New Jersey.

You're talking about something that isn't...

even part of their world's problem right now.

And that is another big problem that I see.

They get this money and they blanket spend it across the board, right?

So if you're going to send out mailers to a 25-year-old voter, don't be surprised that they take it, shred it, and throw it in the garbage, right?

The lack of, I mean, basic micro-targeting is disgusting.

But also, there's simple... Take the bird's eye view here first.

And I think Andrew actually brought this up, but...

Every time there's a failure, Republicans regress and they start attacking people who have actually tried to put together the ground games, the ballot chasing operations.

And then they put these unreasonable expectations on them and think just because they're doing it, that's going to carry the day.

Meanwhile, they ignore all of the warnings about their message, about the agenda, about what's working, what's failing.

Don't do this.

This is not a good idea.