The encouraging thing to me is that at this point, Trump really has no realistic electoral college road to the white house. He could win Florida, Ohio and North Carolina at this stage, and it still wouldn't be enough. At that point he would still need to win Pennsylvania (a state that becomes more and more blue every year) or Colorado AND Nevada. (The weed state and the gambling/prostitution state). Baring something insanely drastic, that just isn't going to happen, and more than likely Trump doesn't sweep Florida/Ohio and North Carolina anyways. Speaking of Colorado, I wish Clinton had the guts to run under national marijuana legalization/taxation. At this point the polls show well over 50% of Americans are for it, and it would help solve/fix a lot of issues as well: 1. Gets a ton of non violent offenders out of jail/future ones from going to jail. 2. Puts a dent (albeit not as big as if you legalized all drugs) out of the cartels/violence etc 3. Pumps a ton of new found tax money into the govt, spend 33% of it on education, spend 33% of it on rehabilitation (for all prisoners/drug users), spend 33% of it on clean energy research/mass transit/infrastructure improvements. 4. Let every state tax it how they want, just try to mandate that 33% goes into education and rehab. I still hold out hope that after November 8th, assuming Hillary wins and the Dems win the house, that YOLO Obama starts the ball rolling on legalization across the board.