David, we learn this week that Pete Buttigieg is playing Mike Pence in Kamala Harris' debate

prep.

What I want to know is, is there an art to picking a doppelganger to play your opponent

in debate prep?

Wow.

Um, I mean, the doppelganger part is big, right?

I mean, the ones that we remember from the past are instances of real kind of synchronicity.

I think that Buttigieg is a, you know, a passable Mike Pence, uh, at least, you know, they come

from the same state.

They're probably, you know, there's some physical similarities.

You can understand why, you know, that, that decision.

Um, but I'm not, I mean, I don't know.

If you were prepping for a debate, would you want somebody that looked kind of had the

specter of the person that you were going to, that you were about to line up again across

from or, or, or would you rather it be like, you know, just a very well organized coach

that like, you know, it had to, it just had a really good grasp of the thing of the way

that a debate might go.

Yeah, that's what it is, right?

Do you want the kind of impersonator, you know, who, who can just physically resemble

or do you want Sarah Cooper?

Right.

Well, anybody could have any, any of these campaigns throughout history could have

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