Tim Miller

It's not like a California race.

It's a state where everybody knows him or a family member.

He's been doing the town halls.

People like him.

He's really talented.

Even if he's not your cup of tea exactly, he's...

like objectively, like a really dynamic speaker and like his message is resonating with people.

And so, you know, like that's what democracy is.

Like part of democracy is like that the people are going to go along with the people that they, you know, feel like reflect their values.

On top of that, like I just...

This is, again, maybe where I'm a solo outlier and people can hold me to account on this, but I'm not really a pearl-clutcher on cheating.

I do think that's kind of like between the person and their spouse.

There's been a long history of senators cheating.

The idea that Graham Platter would be the first senator that is unfaithful to their spouse, I don't think so.

There have been good senators who are cheaters and bad senators who are faithful.

it's just like it doesn't really have anything to do with the job and like when it came to trump that was like never i have like a long lengthy list of things that i dislike about donald trump and like his horrible behavior to his wives like it's not at the top of my list the sexual assault is for sure and you know there's something to the fact of like the hypocrisy of the christian conservatives going along with him but you know look if you are a david french or somebody who does like genuinely care about that i respect that like just for my sake it's like

I mean, the whole history of the Senate is people flying to D.C.

and being away from their spouses and behaving badly.

So I like this is no new thing.

This takes me to my final part of my rant when I look at this, which is I really struggle to take seriously the criticisms of Plattner, particularly on the Nazi tattoo from people who are.