Zach Wahls

You know, I am a worrier.

And I do worry.

I mean, Susan Collins has been thus far –

She is our Iron Lady, right?

Isn't that what they called Thatcher?

And, you know, she is a special place in my heart for her vote putting Brett Kavanaugh over the top as she claimed there would nothing bad would happen to Roe v. Wade.

She's betrayed her label as a moderate and an independent countless times when it really mattered.

And, you know, I don't think she deserves those labels at all.

So I would love to see someone else replace Thatcher.

Susan Collins.

I do worry, you know, Graham Plattner has a lot that there are a lot of dynamics.

There's a lot of weather that converges over that candidacy.

But at the same time, he's doing things, I think, for the party, especially as a veteran talking about the Iran war in a really important and compelling and foundational way.

He's established a dialogue that I think is missing from a lot of parts of party leadership or you don't hear from party leadership.

So I'm hopeful that he can inject some real life into the

not just the party, but the political conversation if he does get elected.

So that is me waving the white flag, saying I was wrong in thinking that Janet Mills would gain more traction or had like some secret support somewhere in the state.

I think.

And let's see what you do, Graham Plattner.

It's a non-negotiable as they say.