Scott Colom

I mean, because the people like I knew this because I had a friend of mine that was a barber.

He unfortunately passed away.

Shout out to Jasper Pittman.

He was a great political head.

And and so.

In 2020, when President Biden won, there was a lot of enthusiasm.

There was high turnout.

And 2021, 2022, he was a Democrat.

He started getting sour on the party because of inflation.

And then what he felt like was, man, we're talking about sending all this money to Ukraine.

We're talking about foreign stuff.

Like, man, my life's not gotten better.

Prices are up.

Like we got to start talking about me.

We got to start talking about the voters.

And, you know, I was able to convince him that it made sense that we made sure Russia and Putin didn't take over Ukraine.

But I was a trusted messenger.

And there's too many people that didn't have trusted messenger to help them understand the Democratic Party did care about the fact that inflation was out of control, that we did care about the fact that the border seemed like it was out of control.

And, you know, that a lot of people feel like that hurts workers, that hurts workers.

And so we got to talk about economic issues.