the republicans and driving this wedge. you showed that reporting from jeremy peters at the top of this. i think there is a lot of the technical term here is wishcasting among democrats that the trump supporters just aren't going to show up in the midterms, and they're going to be gifted seats like they were in georgia. maybe that will happen. but a wish is not a strategy. and i think the democrats need to be much, much more aggressive about driving this wedge between donald trump's base, who is unhappy with the republicans for to their mind i guess not going along with the big lie to the degree of their liking, whatever that would means. that's completely getting prostrate before donald trump at mar-a-lago. whatever it is that they want, and the relatively, you know, in touch with reality republicans that still exist in some of these suburban and exurban districts. a wedge has got to be driven there to force, you know, the crazies and the normals to be in