Tate Brown

They're just sick of his attitude.

I just can't stand it.

Yeah.

Well, you're going to get this negative feedback loop because I don't like the inside baseball for how political media works is really the summer before the election cycle is when the money starts flooding in.

So you're going to get a negative feedback loop where some money starts coming in.

MS now starts saying like, hey, if we don't win this election, it's all over.

All these donors are going to freak out and start pouring more and more money in.

So this is going to be like the most expensive midterm cycle, not just on the election side, but in the media side as well.

Because they'd think they're the exception.

Yeah, yeah.

But that's kind of rare.

I mean, another example is the Herrera versus- No, no, no, no.

and the Herrera-Gonzalez race is another example where Herrera like was mostly actually I think it was entirely small donors and then Gonzalez was like all institutional but this is the thing that sucks is the reason that Gonzalez was so close because he's like literally has the most skeletons in his claws that we can look right at in the eyes is because the cash on hand he had was still far far surpassed Herrera so it's like

but we're still playing in the old school game.

To Tim's point, this sounds so cliche at this point, but TDS really does trump everything else.

Because you have to think, for these billionaires, they legitimately think Trump is going to exterminate the United States as it stands.

So that trumps everything else.

They're willing to risk it on them potentially getting taxed more if it means keeping Trump out.

And this happens from the center-left all the way to the far-left.

Look at Bill Kristol.