Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign is remembered for several things—none of them good. The highlights include failing to campaign in the “Blue Wall” states of the upper Midwest, commissioning fictional opposition research from FusionGPS that failed to move the needle with voters but forms the basis of Robert Mueller's anti-Trump crusade, and describing Trump supporters as deplorable and irredeemable. It's part of what Charles Kesler calls “the Left's growing alienation from middle America.” But that self-alienation isn't the exclusive province of the political and cultural Left.
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