One of the things that I would think tactically you may want to consider,

Democrats generally may want to consider, is I can tell you right now what's going to happen,

sir.

You're going to have this economy continue to do what it's doing, and it's been good for a lot of people.

And it finally sort of settles in across the swaths of America that still believe that gas and

egg prices are too high and they realize, oh, they're not as high as they were. Donald Trump is

going to claim credit for that. By virtue of just being elected, by virtue of being inaugurated,

by virtue of sitting at 1,000 Pins of A Avenue, the whole world now is 10 times better than it was under Biden.

Part of that strategy has got to include not just what you just said, but relating it back to foundationally saying,

this is why we passed the infrastructure bill.

This is why we passed the Chips Act. This is why with

Republicans that Donald Trump told not to vote for those things, we did. Republicans who voted

against it showed up at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new road construction in your community. And I think that

begins to challenge the notion of the narrative that's going to be coming from the right that says

all things sunshiny and perfect, we did, and all the crap on your shoes, the Democrats put

there for you to step it.

You're absolutely correct that my Republican colleagues are going to take credit for everything that President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Democrats in the House and Senate were able to

effectively do for the American people from infrastructure to the Chipson Science Act

to capping the price of out-of-pocket expenses for prescription drugs

as it relates to tens of millions of Medicare recipients at $2,000 per year,

which will be life-changing for so many people,

and that will take effect on January 1st of next year,

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