Hillary Clinton faces a general election problem almost identical to the problem Ted Cruz faced in the 2016 republican primary: ‘the need to avoid personal exposure‘.

Any random visibility of Hillary Clinton leads to an increased acceptance that she is fundamentally inauthentic.  More exposure leads to diminished support.  In essence, ‘who‘ Hillary Clinton is becomes the greatest risk to her own candidacy.  It’s a weird dynamic.

As a direct consequence the campaign staff, and those who are charged with retention of a false image, cannot allow Hillary Clinton to face situations where she (they) are not in full control of the optics and outcomes.   Today, when faced with questions about Hillary’s lack of accessibility by the media the campaign manager laughed off any possibility:

(The Hill) […] Speaking at a luncheon hosted by The Wall Street Journal, campaign manager Robby Mook (above right) burst out laughing when asked if Clinton would hold court with members of the media before Election Day.

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Day #3 and the DNC is working overtime to control the optics of a divided Democrat National Convention in Philadelphia.  The latest efforts are some of the most ridiculous.

In an effort to keep the Bernie Sanders contingent in the dark, the convention handlers turn out the lights on a large portion of the attending delegation:

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Team Bernie fights back by using their own cell phones to declare their visibility: (more…)

Open Discussion Thread for anything surrounding the DNC Philadelphia Convention:

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The Marilyn Mosby press conference today (dropping charges in Baltimore), followed the carefully scripted DNC Convention presentation of the Black Lives Matter “Mothers of The Movement” last night.

Anyone watching current events who claims these two events were not strategically timed to occur sequentially is being obtuse.

Baltimore Mayor Rawlings-Blake is the DNC Convention Chairperson by design. The timing of the press conference, by Baltimore Attorney General Marilyn Mosby, was also by design.   The Democrat party is notorious for framing the narrative and the optics which fuel the media cycles.

We predicted this sequence of events.

We predicted this exact sequence of events.

A sequence which will culminate in the use of another intentionally delayed racial criminal justice event; the trial of Officer Michael Slager in South Carolina (begins, October 31st 2016 – Halloween).

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Everything about day #2 leading up to the nomination of Hillary Clinton was carefully planned, scripted, controlled and executed.  However, once Bernie Sanders endorsed Secretary Clinton via a rules change request throwing all delegate votes to Hillary, the vast majority of movement democrats left the arena.

Immediately following the roll call vote, the DNC quickly moved to bar any pro-sanders signage from the venue.  Anyone holding Sanders signs was warned they were subject to forced removal and loss of convention credentials.   Outside the arena the Bernie Sanders supporters gathered to voice their protest to the strong arm tactics.  Here’s what happened next:

The collusion media machine goes into overdrive to cover-up the fractured party and prop up the candidacy of Hillary Clinton.  Just another day in the MSM….

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On Day #1 of the DNC convention, the democrat party received a significant amount of ridicule on social media for constructing a make-shift wall around the stage. (pictured left)

The wall was made of metal barricades covered in blue cloth to disguise the barrier.

However, the optics were terrible, and the DNC is all about theater and the optics.

For Day #2 it appears the DNC modified their security wall to make it less obvious to the camera’s covering the convention, and the viewers watching:

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The media presentation of the DNC “pro-Hillary” narrative does not hold up to the reality of what is taking place.

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Multiple outlets noted the complete absence of the U.S. flag during the first day of the Democrat National Convention in Philadelphia.   However, the DNC rapid response team jumped into action for Day #2.

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Prior to the North Carolina rally, candidate Donald Trump sat down for an interview with Sean Hannity:

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I doubt you could find a more apropos visual representation for day #1 at the DNC convention in Philadelphia than this one:

A very hastily constructed interior wall surrounding the stage using metal crowd barriers and blue cloth drapes.

What/who do you think they were attempting to “block”?