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... of what the district's supposed to be.

But if you don't live in the district and walk the district yourself, you don't know exactly what is the, uh, possibility of someone listening or winning.

Um, if you don't put money into the district, you can't complain.

There is a candidate running.

As a party, I'm listening to all this money that they have for candidates, but you're not willing to, um, assist in that candidate winning.

How do you expect to win? If you're not willing to put your money behind anything, but you want to complain that we can't win a district, how do you know you can't win if you don't put no money behind a person? How do you know you can't win if you don't do nothing to help the person? The only way you can win a district is putting in the work.

Now, Columbus has had a rough go of it, and, uh, I, I wanna know, what, what does a member of Congress do there that the city can't? Is there anything that you can do from a congressional seat?

Mm-hmm.

If you can name the policy, not conversation, not rhetoric, the policy that he put forth that was racist, and I can agree with you.

"Well, he said this about the, the immigrants.

He said if you don't come here legally, you need to get out." I agree with that.

If you come here, come legally.

Don't come here illegally.

If you...

Mm-hmm