Vanan Murugesan

Tim Kaine pulled this off, but he was also a governor, a former governor, so he had had some electoral experience.

Yeah.

It is much more difficult to basically make this your first entree into sort of statewide elected politics like that in general.

But you're also – you own everything Trump, right?

There is no way Whatley can be independent of Trump under any circumstance.

And you sort of see it in the numbers.

And Cooper doesn't have to deal with – didn't have to deal with any sort of radical left politics.

And, you know, anybody way to the left, he didn't have to deal with even somebody, you know, from the from further to his left, but maybe in the mainstream liberal wing of the party.

He didn't have to deal with any of that.

And if you can avoid a primary in this environment, it's a Democrat in a in a purple state like North Carolina.

You're going to have a lot of room to run.

So he's number one.

And arguably there is huge space now like that is.

I'm almost at a 75% confidence level on that one.

You can go take a look at what PolyMarket or CalShare are at and find out where the actual money is.

Number two continues to be Maine.

And we've seen even – and look –

I'm going to keep it here.

Number two, we see the governor, Janet Mills, is gone a bit scorched earth trying to salvage her.

You know, we put it this way.