Given the state of things, I'm not very hopeful. There are 10's of millions of people who don't believe in science (except when it saves their lives at the hos

Given the state of things, I'm not very hopeful. There are 10's of millions of people who don't believe in science (except when it saves their lives at the hospital), don't believe anyone but their dear leader (all news that contradicts their leader is "fake news") and hate anything that sounds intellectual (remember John Kerry? That was the main knock on him) because it makes them feel smarter. And now, with the current administration removing watchdogs and ramping up corruption, it will be a miracle if any opposition with a majority of votes can actually win. Look at the attack on vote by mail, as an example. Roger Ailes is dead, but his legacy lives on.