So if you have to call or text someone to get them out of a race, that's not exactly confidence in your candidate.

It's control.

Primaries.

They're supposed to be decided by the voters, not backroom pressure. And once you

blur that line, you're not strengthening the party. You're managing it. And that's exactly

what this situation was. You've got Donald Trump, who will never allow two Wilson's in one race.

Like Seinfeld K Costanza, talking about,

Kruger will never allow two Kocos.

He runs a tight ship.

Never going to allow two Wilson's.

So it's Casey and Jim, by the way.

Thank you for joining us.

Top White House officials, they took the time to repeatedly contact

Alexander Wilson trying to persuade her to quit her state Senate campaign in favor of a candidate that was already endorsed by Donald Trump.

In text messages and phone calls released, some staffers and others suggested that she would be in line for different political appointments if she dropped out of the Republican primary.

So they're trying to impact this race.

You've got Alexander Wilson, who is running against Brenda Wilson, who is also running against

Senator Greg Good.

Of course, the White House definitely wants Greg Good out of there.

He did not support redistricting

and they're putting in a lot of man hours, phone calls, text, voicemail messages, all of it

just to make things land the way they want. That is some political pressure. Yeah. And look,

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