All right, let's talk about the Democratic Party and where we go after we lost an election

to a man, a convicted felon, who tried to overthrow the federal government.

To me, Trump's victory is more of an indictment on the Democratic Party than anything else.

The fact that we couldn't beat him.

And you can say the candidate or this or that.

But I think it's that the Democratic Party had morphed itself into something that wasn't

that different from the Republican Party.

The only difference were some social issues,

like, okay, we're for gay marriage and we think a woman has a right to choose. But when it came to

business and capitalism and regulations and consumer protections, there was very little difference

because both parties receive donations from the same entities. And so this is an

interesting case study that's coming and it is a Senate seat in Maine. And of course, you know,

there are a couple of Democrats going after just an absolutely worthless, worthless senator who hopes that Trump has learned his lesson.

I'm talking about the very concerned Susan Collins, all right?

This woman just absolutely tries to, she centrist signals and moderate signals,

but she votes with the craziest right-wingers every chance she can get.

So this is a real opportunity for Democrats, pumps, I think, to come in.

We have two candidates here.

We have Graham Platner.

And then we also have Janet Mills.

And so let's go ahead and pop up here.

We have some slides about Janet Mills.

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