>seeing that shit from dunham and ferrera right now. the meme
>keeps spreading among people who already have strong party
>affiliations, and sure some republicans talked themselves into
>voting for her because of it already, but it really is not
>going to play any more than it's played already.
>
>you can't talk out of one side of your mouth about not being
>the party of fear, and then run a campaign based on fear (fear
>of fear?)
>
>and if there's ever been a democratic nominee that might lose
>a race to the bottom (unfair as it might be to her), it's
>hillary.
>http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/hillary-clinton-and-donald-trump-are-now-equally-unpopular/.
>
>people like michelle showed them the way last night. do that.
>

Yes. Go for optimism.