I saw a clip on from C-SPAN yesterday, and I thought it was pretty good.

If you've ever seen C-SPAN, like they let people call in, they'll have, sometimes they

do it with gas, sometimes it's just an anchor, and they'll say, we've got Fred.

He's a Democrat from Washington calling in, and then they'll take a Republican call.

This Democrat, lifelong Democrat, called about the state of the Democrat party, and I thought,

well, I'm not sure I could have summed it up any better than that.

Yeah.

I am a Democrat, and I'm very disappointed in them.

Ever since they put bad candidates up like Hillary, and now they've got bad candidates

like Raphael, Varnock, or Cedermen, I mean, Cedermen has gone as Joe Biden.

I've never been so disappointed in my party.

He said he would work with the other side, and that's for that gentleman saying that Joe Biden's

on top of me, if he's kidding, we can find gas that this white house has to clear up every day.

Anytime he talks to the media, I mean, he just said a dead woman was alive and tried

to talk to her. I mean, let's be serious. He's not on top of anything.

You really would like for your politicians, especially the president of the United States to

instill confidence in you. You want to be able to feel good. You want to feel proud,

and it's not happening right now.

Well, it really does go back to how much of politics is what I call coalition building.

And in the sense of, as a candidate, you've got to be able to coalition build

blocks of people based on a variety of topics, because people vote for a variety of reasons.

And like this guy, this guy to me was an example of why I was talking to one of my neighbors the

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