Stu Burguiere

These places had set up systems that were supposed to eliminate the exact type of activity that Democrats are currently engaging in.

And they went to their own voters and said, hey, you know, sure, we have all these rules set up, but aren't the Republicans mean enough?

And that kind of has been enough for a lot of them.

I do think that there is a situation where they do push this too far.

They're going to try to challenge all this stuff.

They're going to try to go down this road a little bit farther.

But they have a tough argument to make to the American people, who I still think, despite everything we see in the media, believe in things like skin color shouldn't matter, believe in things like merit should matter.

And the farther they go down to push against that, I think the worse it gets for them.

Yeah, actually, it's true.

There's a couple of really interesting things going on there.

One is the Los Angeles mayoral election.

I know you've been watching that with Spencer Pratt.

He's been running a really interesting race with great ads.

Great ads.

You watch the debate, and you're just like, how could any human being think that this guy isn't the best of these three?

I don't understand.

Yeah.

And obviously he knows the media really well.

You look at the ad that he ran where he's showing off the houses of his opponents and then zooms out of his house, which is now a trailer because his house burned to the ground.

He has real credibility there.