these upcoming elections. we showed that we could do it in 2020. joe biden in large part is president of the united states because we convinced disaffected republicans to flip their votes for trump from 2016 and vote for joe biden in 2020. that is not an insignificant thing. i actually think that was one of the most significant political developments of the past 50 or so years that you saw that sort of a switch. so those are the folks that are going to be ringringleaders. in terms of a real figurehead who can lead this movement, we ll see. there are good leaders on the disaffected center right that could step forward. you mentioned my good friend evan mcmullen who founded ram with me and is running for senate against mike lee as an independent, a very novel race and a real experiment in what governor whitman and i are calling coalition campaigning. not coalition government, not running a coalition government with the democrats, but coalition campaigning and teaming up with them to go w
and so what we re doing this week at renew america movement is releasing a slate of those candidates, a slate of democrats, independents, and a handful of courageous republicans that should be defended. on the democratic side, it s people like elissa slotkin and abbey spanberger and in other places we re going to suggest that progressives, patriotic progressives, support folks like evan mcmullen who s running as a center right candidate against mike lee in utah. so that sort of coalition campaigning is what we re trying to do and it did work to beat donald trump and we ve got to stick to that model. i hope it works, miles. it s worked in other places. i wonder if you can tell me anything about the campaign strategy, how much money you have, political ads, tell me what it looks like. yeah, well, look, right now, we re trying to raise a war chest. we re trying to raise a $15 million to $20 million war chest to target towards key congressional races and these
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