Good morning, it is Friday, November 4th. Congratulations, you made it to Friday, give yourself

a big ol' pat on the back. It is six minutes after 10. It's Kendall and Casey and on the

drive hubler dot com hotline, we have Mike Schmoole, who is head of the Indiana Democratic

Party.

All right, Mike, true or false, Diego Morales is the gift that keeps on giving not just

to you, but to the libertarians and all candidates not named Republican true or false.

I would say true, I need to update Diego, no moral dot com.

Okay, so when you could like, like obviously you guys nominated at a convention for Secretary

of State, just like the Republicans do, were you surprised given the well-known baggage

with Diego that the Republican still decided to go ahead with this guy and did it change

the approach that the Democrats took because you obviously knew Destiny Wells was going

to be your nominee.

Yeah, you know, was I surprised? I don't know. I think that there is some serious divisions

in the Indiana Republican Party, you know, if you go down with Governor Holcomb and his

path, or do you go a way that's a little more extreme, a little bit more far right?

And I think they're in a little bit of an identity crisis to be honest with you, but we went

into our convention, three women running for office, Destiny Wells, you know, veteran,

girl attorney, and she came out easily. Obviously she was our only choice. And so, you know,

Diego is just, I always say he has more baggage than a baggage client, and it proves itself

over and over and over again almost every other day.

Yeah, it seems like Destiny Wells is doing better in the Secretary of State's race than

say Tom McDermott is in the U.S. Senate race. Is that because Diego's such a bad candidate

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