Hello there. It's Eric Eurexon here.

Truth be told, the feminist voice. It makes my throat scratchy.

A little water. What, what? Stop it, Siri.

Siri is turning on. I have no idea. All righty, we must continue. We must move on.

So, in Georgia, I didn't even realize this. So Marjorie Taylor

Green in Georgia has an opponent named Jennifer Strayan. Members of Congress have thrown

a fundraiser for Strayan. She's a credible candidate. She is as conservative as green. She just has an IQ that registers on the IQ scale and is not insane. But one, two, three, four men are also running. I had no idea that four men were also – I knew there was one like liberal Republican,

but apparently there are three other men, and because of the failure to consolidate,

they will allow Marjorie Taylor Green to get reelected, more likely than not.

It's hard for Jennifer Strayhan, the credible candidate, to get notoriety when there are four additional people in the race

besides her, all of whom have decided they're the only one who can beat Green, none of whom

have gotten the traction that Strahan has. But, I mean, none of these men are going to sit down for a woman,

so Marjorie Taylor Green is going to get reelected.

She will vote the right way, but she'll continue to be an embarrassment to all of us, because

every time she opens her mouth, she says something dumb.

But, you know, the anti-Trump forces in 2024 have the same problem.

The number of Republicans who have decided they want to run for president of the United

States.

The latest is Asa Hutchinson.

Asa Hutchinson is the moderate Republican governor of Arkansas.

Now, he came in as a conservative, claimed to be a conservative, but Asa has moderated rapidly over the years to the point that Asa Hutchinson is a very moderate, slightly left of sit around social issues, Republican.

You've got, let's see, you got him.

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