Tim Miller

But in the time that I've spent with him, I find that he can be incredibly unassuming, incredibly vulnerable, and he's really clear that the folks that he's listening to on the ground are paying no attention to the broader conversation of controversies, and instead are insisting that he and others

take the best practices from the things that they like about Barack Obama, the things that they like about Donald Trump, the things they appreciated about Joe Biden's empathetic investments in working people, and to apply them in ways that could help them make some ground because they feel as if they've been losing ground for a generation.

Sure.

I hear you on that.

He's interesting.

He's doing things differently.

me and Favreau hash this out a little bit.

That'll be interesting to watch.

We'll check back in on what's happened with Graham Platner next spring and see what we think about it.

But it's worth watching.

I'd be super excited about Graham Platner if he was running in Florida or Texas or, you know what I mean?

Or one of these other, like one of these red states, just be like, let's see if something like this works.

Like try it.

The main race is so important for the Senate.

Like that's the one thing that I'm like, is this the one where I want to try out a new guy with the weird tattoos?

You know what, Tim?

It's a better decision for the primary voters in Maine to make.

It is.

It is.

I'm a little fatigued by my friends who are discouraging of primaries.