of certain parts of his party, blah, blah, blah, until it got to that. There's a blind spot. And so it seems everybody now, it's an our team against their team competition. It's not about the president anymore. It's not about the presidency. It's about, we got to win. We got to get our guy to win over their guy. And if their guy wins, we've got to do everything we can to make sure their guy doesn't win next time. To hell with who's the president going to be? Who's the winner? Yeah. First of all, I just want to reiterate that I think that that observation that you made about how the office of the president used to be, oh, Mr. President, when you, once you became president, you were no longer George W. Bush, you were Mr. President to now where the personality supersedes the cachet of the office. Part of that may also have to do with the directness and power of social media and the ability to speak directly to your audience. I think that what's more notable is that he actually believed (67/99)
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