it s a fun game we play. i was in school in pennsylvania. i remember. does wofford have a walk-on role? thank you, harold. bob roberts? no, gorvitol the rule of harris, bob roberts. i think he played that type character. okay. way to obscure. that s true. not for people that watch this show, it s not way to obscure, mika. i push back. you obviously do have to be careful extrapolateing any given race. but you had people watching last night. chris mcdaniels, state senator in mississippi, he came out. he s a bannon guy. he came out and said this increases the likelihood i will primary roger wicker, i think if that happened in alabama, it can happen here in mississippi. denny tarcanian says this looks good against dean heller. it froze open the mid-terms next
you are right. i think we all try to look for, i think of it as the harris-wofford-dig thornbu harris-wofford-dick thornburg moment in a special election in 91 where wofford wins in pennsylvania with james carval working for him, talking about health care. it was seen as a moment, a crack in the reagan-bush dynasty and set up clinton. that s kind of the one can you point to in many ways. republicans have held on to a lot of these special elections. i think any time we tried to generalize from a particular to go to your point, i think we have to remind ourselves, donald trump is president. right. so, therefore, any rational model is fundamentally broken. it s fun to listen to viewers. you can hear them typing, when john meacham speaks racing to wiki pedia.