Fixed political allegiance to any politician is an act of confirmation bias as politicians own allegiances are chronically fluid. A cursory example of the Clinton’s professed allegiance as in the democratic primary ranged from centrist to radically progressive as Sander’s campaign began to attract to much attention. As Sander’s faux-radical political posture was calculated, in part, to draw the bulk of republican contempt, Clinton had the luxury to camouflage her abiding loyalty to those who have provided financial backing for both she and Bill for nearly three decades. Now that she is facing Trump, her center of gravity has predictably shifted to right center for the purpose of maximizing her range of voter support. This strategy is practiced by every astute politician whose campaigns are managed by public relations firms. Secondly, Clinton has embraced a strategy wherein specific PR firms are hired to enhance her appeal to discrete voter blocs. For instance, the Clinton campaign chose Chicago’s Burrell Communications to work on a series of campaigns targeting African-American voters.