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Kamala Harris's campaign ended up in debt to the tune of tens of millions of dollars because

they paid a few celebrities to pretend to like her. And this kind of political marketing

is big business because increasingly our politicians are out of ideas. They're inauthentic.

They're not especially bright. So they cut some checks and hope for the best.

But the best kind of political messaging, and by far the most effective, isn't really political at all.

If you want to motivate millions of people to vote in a particular way, it's actually not that

difficult. It doesn't require a convoluted argument or an appeal to authority or an exhaustive

study, statistics, or anything

like that, all you need to do is show people what's been taken from them. You have to demonstrate

that not too long ago, people lived much better lives on a day-to-day basis. You have to illustrate

in an objective fashion that the birthright of millions of Americans has been stolen. It's harder to

find a man who's angrier and justifiably so than a man whose children will be forced to grow up

in a more dangerous, more dirty, less wealthy, less proud nation than the one his ancestors did.

This is why Trump's famous slogan, Make America Great Again, resonated to the degree that it did.

And it's also why this footage posted by the official count of Fenway Park in Boston on April 2nd

has racked up more than 10 million views and radicalized pretty much everyone has seen it.

In their post, Fenway Park was attempting to mark the occasion of opening day, and to do that, they posted old footage of previous opening days at Fenway Park in the 1950s, and see what you notice.

Austin Skyline bids welcome as it looms over the Charles River Basin. Tulips in the public gardens signal another New England springtime.

Red Sox fans have had a long winter's wait, and they're always eager to be at Fenway for

opening day.

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