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On elections, Maine and WI races:
“we're getting into election season, and you all obviously care a lot about politics, and sometimes in election season it starts to feel a little bit like red team and blue team. People look at the fundraising numbers, they read the media stories, you know, they read the scandals, particularly in Maine. If you're into political scandals, might I recommend a Google search on Graham Platner. But we ought to remember that this is not Red Team versus Blue Team, this is about whether the American people get wise and honest political leadership or whether they are represented by a bunch of crazy people in their Congress.”
“Every two years, the American people get to vote on who represents them in the United States Congress and the United States Senate. Every two years, we come together as a country and make this determination together. My pitch to the voters out there, especially the voters who haven't made up their minds on Derrick Van Orden, on Bryan Steil, on all of our great congressional representatives, it's not that you're going to agree with us every single time, because nobody, even a committed Republican, is not going to agree with me on every single issue. it's not that we're always gonna see eye to eye. What I will tell you is that what separates Derrick Van Orden, Bryan Steil and all these great congressional representatives from their Democrat counterparts is that right now the Democrats don't even pretend to be fighting for you. Now, we could disagree, for example, about what should the police department's budget be, that's a reasonable, rational conversation for Republicans and Democrats to
have. That's not the conversation that we're having. We're having the conversation about whether we support our police officers, which is what Republicans want to do, or whether we abolish police departments, which is what the Democrats are proposing to do. We can we we can talk about what our exact immigration level should be. Of course, reasonable minds are going to disagree, but that's not the debate that we're having.
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