There's a difference between getting complacent and panicking. You need to get out and do stuff, but acting like it's the end of the world when a poll comes out that you don't like is not good either. I don't see people viewing this thread getting determined to help the Clinton campaign, I see them panic at the thought of a Trump presidency, and there's a difference between the two. Don't act like this is in the bag, even the night before, but don't loose your minds when ever things don't look as good as they were. We did that in May as well, and when people said not to freak out, they were correct.I think it would serve the Democrats well to have an underdog mentality right now. I'm shocked by the complacency.
True, conventions have been getting less and less bounces, and the email shenanigans don't help, but regardless of the email shenanigans and whatever bounce there was, it will be temporary, as it almost always is. Even if Wikileaks released more, it would have to be far worse, because every time you re-open a news story, the reaction gets reduced significantly. I doubt they have any more incriminating stuff in that, or they would have released some of it.I'm not panicking, but a post-convention bounce doesn't always happen. Case in point :
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Considering this poll was carried out during the time when the DNC email story was getting media attention, I think that may have been partially responsible for Trump getting a lead.
Also, it's important to remember the Republican convention was after the Democratic one, meaning it may have been canceled out by the Democrats bump.
Furthermore, I wasn't singling anyone out in this thread, and I'm sure you weren't panicking, but I was addressing the mood of the thread.
Stay calm, do what you can, and don't freak out till things settle down a bit.