Yeah, and where it gets, you know, dangerous.

And what my, you know, certain times I've been concerned that this is what's happening.

And like Fetterman is a good example, someone who genuinely does not know or care about this issue.

And the vacuum is filled by APEC.

And that maybe that was going to be a possibility with AOC.

But it's it's not that because

the movement that supports her is not apak right we they have people care about Palestine and

whatever she drew truly believes that that movement has uh gotten her to make uh good votes she's not doesn't have a perfect record on the, on the

issue. And I don't know if she would still say two state solution or not. But I mean,

I don't, frankly, don't think that really matters what your position on the number of states is,

because that's like at this point, it's, it's, it's almost moot either way.

But, uh, but, but the, the, the important thing I took away from this is, uh,

message discipline and how these people should be trained to anticipate this stuff.

And I think sometimes on the left, we are, uh, pre-ocular. We,

you know, I think sometimes we throw the baby out with the bathwater in that like,

that's, we think, oh, that's what liberals do, right? They, they write up the policy papers.

They do all the message training and the hundreds of hours of message discipline and all that

stuff.

And they work throughout.

What we need is a ground game.

And if we out-organize them, then we'll win.

And what, you know, the sort of the verbiage and the interview performances, all the

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