Stu Burguiere

You have economic problems.

You look at the core of who moved toward Trump in 2024.

A lot of those gains happened among Hispanic voters who have been kind of turned off as some of the of the policies of this particular run for Trump.

And, you know, all that adding up, this should be just cake, frankly, for Democrats.

They honestly, if they just don't yell out things like defund the police and that boy is actually a girl because of a series of magic words we've contrived.

If they can stay away from that stuff.

Trans men are women.

They should be playing.

They should be wrestling against your daughter and throwing them to the ground and spiking volleyballs into their heads.

These are not difficult policies to stay away from.

Right.

You don't need to do a lot.

Again, go back to Los Angeles.

Just don't burn down the city and you win.

That's how easy this is, but they can't even stay out of their way that much.

And because of, you know, we were, you look at the, you know, the prediction markets had the Democrats rise from about 58% before November's election all the way up to about 85%.

That has now drizzled down a little bit to 72%, 73%.

largely because a lot of these rulings when it comes to the redistricting offerings of Virginia getting overturned, the Supreme Court case that has these southern states now redistricting and getting rid of some of these majority minority districts, all that boring stuff aside, it is giving the Republicans now a chance.

that if they can turn around some of these things that are affecting real people when it comes to the economy, when it comes to gas prices, when it comes to them seeing a vision of a war that might not be ending for years and years and years and years, that type of stuff, if they can cure that, and there's a small window for it here in the next few months, they can turn that around and put it behind them.

People could see things going in the right direction.