There are sort
of degrees of
know and degrees of.
Yes, like, degrees.
You know, Kelda Roys
I think
we were just
checking out our emails
and she,
came out against this deal
in less than two hours
after it was made public
and then some.
I don't know exactly where
they stand on the deal,
where, you know,
they're just basically saying
it failed.
We got to move on.
Why is why would they
give such, a muddle?
The answer, as you call it.
Why not take a position
on this thing?
I think
because there was
a lot to lose.
Not knowing how
it was going to come out.
Most of these people
were not involved
in any discussions.
They probably did not know
that they were
even happening at this time.
And I think
it probably was true
that Kelda may not have known
they were happening, given
how quickly she responded.
It may have known that, hey,
Senate Dems
were not in the loop,
which is ultimately
what killed this.
Well, right.
I mean, there's
sort of policy and issues
and then there's politics.
And this was a political
week, right?
This was all
about these negotiations
and kind of
the negotiations of power
that were taking place.
And so that's
really different
than the issue of property
taxes, which nobody is.
Going to go on record
supporting high
property taxes.
Nobody, especially in
the Democratic Party,
is going to go on record
not wanting to
fully fund public schools.
And so how do you kind of
take a stance
that allows you to be
on sort of the right side
of that politically?
Well, then also
taking part
in the political maneuverings
in the capital,
which again,
like normal people
don't follow,
don't really understand.