So I talked to Rich Dude, I know.

And he said that he loves to recruit losing congressional

candidates to the nonprofits that he runs.

Because he thinks that the folks who run are really

talented, often they lose, you know, not because they're

like not great candidates, but just because of very

structural things.

And he thinks that the skill set lets itself very, very

nicely to growing nonprofits.

Politics and nonprofits we've learned first and he's

like about the founder, right?

And it falls around that the person helps the narrative.

I mean, if you can get critical mass, let's call them

more than 10 to 20% of vote and something you think.

And that's remarkable.

The party then becomes something that people will be like,

oh, I should pay attention to this.

Because that's the way the American system works.

It's like nobody cares unless you're a threat,

unless you can be real.

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