Not yet

potential I think

Trump is still trying to win him over

Trump's pushing him to, definitely

Scott is concerned because Florida has a habit of punishing the incumbent party during midterms

looks like he's trying to pander in regards to the shithole comments

not really anyone with more name recognition than the governor, he's a bit of an immigration pushover though

hopefully he'd fall in line if Trump tells him to

Scott is good at balancing his approach with Trump

in a swing state, you can't embrace him but you can't distance yourself from him either

trying to make this senate list, get to california, then get completely stumped

everyone running doesn't even have a wikipedia page

that's the thing

most of them aren't going to be important enough

now, there's still quite a long time until the primaries

I wouldn't be surprised if we find out about more celebrity candidates

I know it's basically suicide in that state, but it's so damn big is the thing

I heard Caitlyn Jenner is running for the GOP here

you'd think there'd be someone, like a James Woods or something that'd put their hat in the ring

s/he's still under potential candidates is the thing

I'll put him in then just to have someone I guess

lel

But there's virtually no way a non-Democrat is winning here in the Senate

it's possible that Feinstein gets primaried tho

I know, but you always want to be sure, after Moore, nothing can be certain

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 you live in Cali ?

yep

there's virtually no way, but that doesn't mean there's absolutely no way

LOT of vulnerable districts this season

5-10 districts could be lost here alone

if that happens, hopefully we make up for it by picking up seats in the rust belt

and areas in the midwest / south that are held by weak Democrat incumbents

this is why we need strict federal voter ID, the stuff people can get away with in cali's voting system is insane

what area of California do you live in ? Here in NYC there are quite a few Trump supporters if you look for them, but they're just drowned out by the rest

from what I can tell, many Democrat voters aren't even the "reeee" type

they're just used to voting for the D candidate because they're minorities who've been doing that for decades

what's it like politically over there in California ?

over here, the 'reeeee' types tend to be white transplants

it's like that a lot up in New England, lot of union type voting for Ds

hopefully one of these days if the GOP ends up being more like a worker's party like Trump's trying to make it, there'll be a few flips