Well, politics makes for strange bedfellows.

I mean, just look at Tina and myself.

She's way out of my league.

And yet.

Oh my gosh.

Sometimes, sometimes a campaign coalition is so strange that it almost defies explanation.

And it certainly defies expectations. And you can definitely say that of the

Trump Coalition. When you were looking at Donald Trump in 2016, I think most people looked at

the coalition of people who were voting for them and said, yeah, that kind of makes sense, right?

You had especially a lot of people kind of, you know, the working class and whatnot that

have felt abandoned by the Democratic Party.

And here was a guy that was speaking their language.

And so you had a lot of people come out and vote and droves that nobody really anticipated.

But it's not like you were expecting Silicon Valley to be plugging for Donald Trump. It's not like you

were expecting big rallies in California for Donald Trump. And yet going into this election cycle,

the 2024 election cycle, we are looking at the Trump coalition right now. And it has got to be

one of the most eclectic I have ever seen on the right. I mean, it really is somewhat bizarre

and in a lot of ways very encouraging. But what we're going to do today is we're actually

going to go through the various elements in the Trump coalition as we see it. And we're going to

ask a couple of questions. One, we're going to ask, why are they all here?

Right?

What do voters for an Appalachia have in common with a bunch of tech bros?

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