Bloody selfies, I’m almost at breaking point.
At least in yesterday’s story a man was attacked by a python for his crimes (HERE), but no such luck in this example.
What you’re about to see is Hillary on fleek, which is to say she’s lapping up the millennial love and milking it hard.
First, the picture:
Then TIME with an analysis of sorts:
For some, the moment was a representation of a narcissistic “generation selfie” and everything that’s wrong with it. “The crowd members at a campaign event in Orlando were simply desperate to place themselves in the same photo frame as the historic presidential candidate,” wrote the Telegraph, as the photograph went viral on social networks.
But for the photographer, Barbara Kinney, it’s was “one of those moments that just organically comes together,” she tells TIME.
Kinney, Clinton’s official campaign photographer, was following the candidate as she greeted people in the overflow room at an event in Orlando on Sept. 21. “There were 500 people that couldn’t fit in the main event so she went and visited them in an adjacent room afterwards,” a spokesman for Clinton’s campaign tells TIME. That’s when Clinton suggested that they take a group selfie, posing for the crowd as they all aimed for the perfect selfie. “It was pretty amazing to be there and capture it,” says Kinney.
This year’s election may well be decided by the ‘generation selfie’ crowd, with a large number of younger voters said to be undecided at present.
It’s obvious that appealing to their common sense has failed, so if posing for selfies is what it takes to avoid Trump taking control you do your thing Hillary.
[source:time]
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