And-

... you, you look at the last...

I mean, the last close governor's race we had was what? You know, 180,000 votes that Stitt beat David Walters by.

You know, I think this is gonna be 30, 40, 50,000 at best for Mase, which just i- is almost surreal to me.

You know, if you'd have told me when I got elected, you know, in our very first meeting together in 20- 2019 that we were gonna have a close race in a general election, uh, I'd have, I'd have bet a lot of money against that and, you know, just six years later, and yet here we are.

I do think he's gotta do a good job of defining Cindy.

I...

Yeah

Representative Moore, should they go ahead and schedule another execution for her? Or do you think that they're just going to say, well, now we'll just change it to life in prison? Because a lot of this is caused by drug companies not allowing states to buy the proper drugs to do lethal injections, right?

Yeah, I don't know the reasoning behind it.

I do think that it's something that's rather important until we get it right.

Um, it's one of those things you don't really want to have to do a redo, uh, or a do over on, you know, um, I also think it's very weird that, you know, the person is sentenced to death and then they mess this up.

And so then, you know, all I heard about it was that the doctors were working quickly to try to save a life and kind of, because I get like the mainness, you, you, you have to, you don't want them sitting there suffering and, So it's just kind of a chaotic deal.

I don't know what the law is in Tennessee as far as, you know, if they are allowed to try that again or if it automatically moves over, if there's a court process, you know, that determines.

But, you know, I mean, they follow the rules of law.

What about you, Representative Moore? Once again, trying to fix a problem, but maybe created some other problems?