Swipe right.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Before we get into swiping right or left, which I only know about from hearing people reference it.

I've never done it myself.

Before we get to that, here's a little John Stewart from the Daily Show earlier this week.

The Harris campaign has a massive ground game, 50,000 volunteers.

This is the first time some Democrats have told me they've ever heard of people knocking on the same doors a second time or a third time.

You know, if there's one thing people love, more than someone appearing randomly at

their door, once, it's that same fucking person.

Coming back two or three times to talk politics.

Even though everyone from vacuum salesman to Jehovah's Witnesses, no, that's a losing

strategy. In fact, they've known that for decades. Let's just spend a quarter of a billion dollars

on it. You know what Democrats should do? Whatever money is left over, send those same people

back to those voters' doors, and just knock again

during dinner, and when the homeowner comes to the door go, what the f***'s got?

I thought we connected.

Wow, John Stewart, as usual, pointing out the obvious that everybody missed, misses.

That was a different era back when campaigns built their ground game with door knockers.

It's the same with answering your phone.

Nobody answers a phone if it's a number they don't know.

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