However, I have a soft spot for self-made businesspeople who turn into politicians. They understand real life, because they’ve lived in the real world. They’ve created something, as opposed to being a government shill who lives entirely off the backs of the American taxpayer. It’s why I like Vivek Ramaswamy. It’s why I like Trump.

[I agree at least in theory. Sometimes candidates come out of nowhere to capture the hearts of voters. Burgum is a solid if not particularly well-known Republican governor. But I think Daisy actually argues against her position here: if you want a self-made wealthy man as the nominee, GOP voters already have Trump and Ramaswamy in the race — and if you see that as a good model and want it married to political experience, you’re probably voting for Trump already. — Ed]