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I worked on the Obama campaign, and it's all about rhetoric, persuasion, how to get to people. "Use stories instead of facts."
If people are shocked by the content of Clinton's emails, it's impart because they're naïve about how campaigns work. It's marketing.
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Breaking news: Hacked Podesta emails show Clinton camp used oppo research, tried to win election.
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The vast majority of voters don't think deeply about policy. So to reach them you have to tap into emotions.
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But there are more and less ethical ways to do this. Are you appealing to noble emotions or ugly ones?
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*in part. Jesus Christ. Let me edit,
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Take their shock over Clinton's emails and imagine they find out that *nothing* doesn't work this way.
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And I'm not saying things *should* but things *do.*
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Collusion with "neutral" party organizations, the media, and super PACs isn't shocking or new, but it still deserves outrage.
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