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And if you care a ton about your church and a ton about your family, you have less amount of care to invest into politics. And the left has a large share of the people who derive attention the most meaning in their life from their political engagement. You go to church on Sunday. They go to their Trans Lives Matters rally on Sunday, and that is church for them. You tithe to your church.

They tithe to this race. They would have money coming in from all across the country for this vote. They had money going from all across the country to those Florida races, races they had no hope of winning. And they got millions of dollars for it because some people just really get into that. For now, the Democrats have a systemic advantage with people who care a ton and who are obsessive.

They tithe to this race. They would have money coming in from all across the country for this vote. They had money going from all across the country to those Florida races, races they had no hope of winning. And they got millions of dollars for it because some people just really get into that. For now, the Democrats have a systemic advantage with people who care a ton and who are obsessive.

And this will possibly get more intense because things are happening in politics that will fire them up. They're extremely fired up about Musk. I can see this. I can see this in places that aren't even political, that people are all riled up about Elon Musk. They're all riled up about Doge. They're all riled up about this or that thing that Trump is doing.

And this will possibly get more intense because things are happening in politics that will fire them up. They're extremely fired up about Musk. I can see this. I can see this in places that aren't even political, that people are all riled up about Elon Musk. They're all riled up about Doge. They're all riled up about this or that thing that Trump is doing.

And that will probably continue, that there's always a natural balancing force to American politics. To give another example, this happened to Obama. Obama wins a gigantic landslide in 2008. He wins Indiana as he turns Indiana blue. You can look at how Indiana voted in this past election. That was a shocking result. It's And he gets 60 seats in the Senate.

And that will probably continue, that there's always a natural balancing force to American politics. To give another example, this happened to Obama. Obama wins a gigantic landslide in 2008. He wins Indiana as he turns Indiana blue. You can look at how Indiana voted in this past election. That was a shocking result. It's And he gets 60 seats in the Senate.

He gets a gigantic majority in the House. And two years later, all of two years later, wiped out in the House, loses a ton of Senate seats, loses a ton more Senate seats in 2014. Obama is this hugely popular person who gets a ton of low prop voters to come out for him. And yet the rubber band effect of American politics, the natural backlash his success created...

He gets a gigantic majority in the House. And two years later, all of two years later, wiped out in the House, loses a ton of Senate seats, loses a ton more Senate seats in 2014. Obama is this hugely popular person who gets a ton of low prop voters to come out for him. And yet the rubber band effect of American politics, the natural backlash his success created...

Essentially created the modern Republican Party at the state level. It massively increased our power at the state level. And I think we're seeing some manifestation of that with Trump. They came out. We were very happy. They came out very aggressive, like a cannonball.

Essentially created the modern Republican Party at the state level. It massively increased our power at the state level. And I think we're seeing some manifestation of that with Trump. They came out. We were very happy. They came out very aggressive, like a cannonball.

one executive order after another a lot of big things things that are going to take a while to pan out you know securing the border we're very happy that the crossings at the border have dropped to almost nothing but the impact of that if you're a normal person in a normal town you're not going to see that overnight you're going to see it on a macro scale of months years decades even

one executive order after another a lot of big things things that are going to take a while to pan out you know securing the border we're very happy that the crossings at the border have dropped to almost nothing but the impact of that if you're a normal person in a normal town you're not going to see that overnight you're going to see it on a macro scale of months years decades even

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in the end it is all turnout. We're already well above the number of votes that he got in Waukesha two years ago. Oh yeah. It's all, all the turnout is up across the board, but their turnout is up a lot too. And that's why we're going to lose this one. It's, But I say turnout is up. But again, in perspective, turnout is way down from what it was in either 2020 or in 2024.