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Follow us. Join the discussion on social media. Indeed, hope has underwritten many progressive campaigns. Moreover, hope provides political direction, as well as drive, because hopefulness involves a refusal to give up on the idea of transformative action; on the idea that reality is ameliorable.
Were the Trump and Leave campaigns hopeful? I do not believe that these campaigns were primarily motivated by hope. The campaigns gave some people something like hope. Or, at the very least, a sizeable group felt that voting was worth a bid for an alternative to the status quo. The biggest lesson of the contemporary period is perhaps that this could be what happens when people feel that their feelings and lives do not matter to others.
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