Bill Schuette

James, in my view, is a strong candidate on paper.

I don't think this is a long... maybe portion here, but I don't think that Americans, voters in general, are as enthralled with sort of the chiseled candidate, the Mitt Romney, the Bill Schuette, the sort of the perfect candidate of 20 years ago, I'm not sure is the perfect candidate of today.

And I think voters want something interesting.

They want, you know, Abdul is interesting, right? Donald Trump was super interesting.

All right, we're very, very excited to have on our next guest.

He is Representative Bill Schuette out of the great state of Michigan.

Mr.

Representative, how are you?

And it was me and a group of other people.

And we went to the offices of, you know, everybody in the Tri-Cities area, Amos O'Neill, Bill Schuette, this other guy whose name we won't mention.

But anyway, we sat down to talk to him about this bill that we were concerned about and things that we wanted to see passed.

And he changed the subject on us and wanted to know because we were all Democrats or at least probably Democratic leaning.

I understand you completely.

But Bill Schuette? Who's going to vote for

Bill

Schuette? I mean, it's the kind of position we're in this year.

We have bad candidates, in my opinion.

You got to make a choice.

And the choice people in Michigan made was Gretchen Whitmer over Bill Schuette, who ran the first time against Whitmer.

Well, I had my issues with Whitmer, but I voted for her.