Trump's mouth.

She and her team organized the hell out of this race. The final coup de gras in CA must be particularly galling for her defeated opponent since he thought it was his by right.

to it.. there was so much good stuff!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/06/08/how-hillary-clinton-won-california/

I shall read it and get back to You.. my sis in San Diego will be interested, too.

She laid out her platform, piece by piece. And she presented concrete plans for accomplishing things. And she gave downticket candidates and elected officials star billing at each event. She built a massive support group to defeat the Republicans.

That is one of the key reasons that the automatic delegates are important and are included with delegates. They have to feel they are part of the process.

concerns of the communities where she visited.

Building that "massive support group" took a lot of work with small groups, but ended up being more effective than huge rallies where people essentially anonymous.

She worked hard for every vote - every single one! She took nothing and no one for granted.

You hear more of what is important while in rallies they are just a few out of many. Touch is important.

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One on one makes more of a lasting impression. It has been demonstrated time and time again that one on one people contact works better.

really has ever had a one-on-one discussion with anyone - save Jane perhaps.

He's usually too busy pontificating to listen to what others have to say and his tone-deafness is striking.

was a disorganized mess, from the stories coming out now on campaign staffers saying two different things before the primary votes and blaming Sanders for most of the mistakes. Blaming on a rigged primary was a distraction from his failures and he needed to energize his base somehow.