YES he wants to be governor, YES, he will work to win, and YES his campaign has been effective, and has taken advantages of weakness in certain areas. But the political shenanigans IMO seem to bore him.  As you say, "nothing at stake." Perhaps because either one fits the purpose of filling a hole in the campaign.  The guy is no dummy, and given a quick recognition neither one would hurt him, its easy to move on to a "no dog in the hunt" posture.

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