Tim Miller

He hasn't debated since 2014, speaking of the P word again.

Paxton doesn't debate.

So I think a lot of opportunities for him to go on offense.

No.

He's uniquely... He looks kind of like a drunk Humpty Dumpty.

It might be one of those situations where you have all this guilt on the inside and it begins eating you away at the outside.

do you think about the broader as we get into kind of these other races both in the house and the senate in in red districts or or reddish soft red districts uh you know there are kind of a couple models out there i guess partners in maine which which convo one so it's not a red district but you you see you know kind of people doing the kind of populist left thing uh dan osborne is doing that and nebraska you know then you also see people trying more of

I guess what you call me more of a middle of the road type populism, localizing Paltola in Alaska, Roy Cooper in North Carolina.

How do you kind of navigate all that?

Do you feel like there's a case for both of those options?

Do you prefer one?

Like what kind of advice would you give people?

What do you think about the idea that we do a candidate swap and have him run in Texas and Tallarico run in Maine?

I don't think that any of the woke stuff would really matter in Maine.

And I think the people in Texas might like some of Graham's Reddit posts.

He's not a usual candidate.

They want your guy, Bobby Polito, who you can sell for was on the show.

He was really good on this.

I've been watching this.

I'm so happy you said that because it's hard to say this without being offensive to Plattner.