Tim Fullerton

Like we have friends and family in red states and blue states across the country.

If you lift the whole narrative together.

It has this greater than the sum of its parts effect on the public mood, the public sentiment.

I think that's one thing that Trump did really well.

He had no ground game.

They spent a lot for like third parties, but Trump ran famously terrible campaigns.

He just drove around and went to rallies and gave people merch.

And because he treated it like a coast to coast rock tour and not a political campaign, I think it got a lot more people engaged.

And then they were like, well, you know, Trump, at least he's different, you know, and it kind of contributed to the whole he's not a normal politician narrative.

And he won way fucking too many votes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Tim, just to pull that out, because I think that's a really, really, really good point.

And my head hadn't even gone there yet.

I know the people running for my city council.

Like I know them personally.

They're not fancy people.

They get paid like $12,000 a year to be on the city council.

I know the state senator and state representative.