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You're taking nine seats. Okay, this is more than game on. So if he gets, if when this conflict comes to a close and gas prices start coming down, by the time the Republicans have their convention in August, this could be a totally different story. But you know what it's going to encourage both sides to do? To market to the independent voters that are out there. Just because it is a Republican plus two or plus four or a Democrat plus four or five doesn't mean that it's a solid seat for them. So you've got to mark it to the people in the center as well. Make your case to them. Look at this map. In California, you've got three to five Democrats, probably extra Democrats than Republicans. In Utah, one. Texas, three to five Republicans. North Carolina looks like it's set for the Republicans with one. Ohio. You can look at the list. And then the pink is in progress. And that's probably going to be GOP. BUT THE THING IS, THIS IS THE OTHER THEORY. SO NOW, IF YOU DON'T LET INDEPENDENCE INTO YOUR PRIMARY, NOW IT'S GOING TO BE THE EXTREME RIGHT AND LEFT THAT