 Yeah, I mean, Butler and some of these other counties that kind of ring the city of Pittsburgh are really the kind of communities that Trump's message is tailored to. Butler has a lot of farmland in it, but a good bit of manufacturing as well. One of its biggest private sector employers, in fact, is a steel mill. This has been for a long time a staunchly Republican county. For a long time, a big chunk of it was represented in the state legislature by one of the state's most conservative lawmakers. This is a guy who rose to fame by making immigration issues