There might be a real problem brewing for Clinton in that even the Democrats are starting to turn against her negative campaign tactics:
[filmmaker Ken] Burns, a Walpole, N.H., resident, said the back-and-forth between Obama and Clinton shows the country needs “a leader who calls upon on each and every one of us to heed the better angels of our nature and not — and not — our basest fears.”
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Why Hillary might be in real trouble
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