Stugotz

That's been well there, too.

Jimmy Carter.

All the one-termers.

But you're in a different 28.

You're in a district that really votes against...

and against really, I mean, almost in a way to deport themselves.

I'm a little confused politically what's going on here, but you are traversing, you're out there.

You're one of the most out there candidates.

I don't mean out there like, like, like, you are who you talk to.

It really depends.

But I mean, you are ever present, omnipresent in the district at events, you know, challenging the status quo.

What are you learning out there from people, from this immigrant community that you are trying to represent and how they feel about immigration?

Third world banana republics, you mean?

OK, so you're going with the we have more in common than not.

We agree more than we disagree.

By the way, I think that that's true, even in these kind of divisive and partisan and perilous times.

What do people think about the representation by current Congressman Carlos Jimenez, who, by my count, I think is on his third public pension?

Am I right about that?

He was a firefighter and fire chief in the city of Miami.

He was a county commissioner and county mayor.