Just as opinions about the economy have driven opinions about the campaign, it seems that opinions about the campaign are driving opinions about the economy.
The future of ink-on-paper is in the form of free content that in turn will take its place in driving opinion-formers, movers-and-shakers and other curious visitors online - where the money will be being made.
But there seems to be something else driving opinions about Clinton.
And the perception of stiffening competition for low-paid work may be driving public opinion.
And that's, I think, what's ultimately driving public opinion against them".
In this view, taxes can be depicted as burdens or as membership fees, driving public opinion this way or that.
The head of state has limited powers, but is influential in driving public opinion and appoints members of the Constitutional Court, among other tasks.
Experienced pro-migration campaigners know Corbyn as a rare and reliable Labour ally in the dark days when Tony Blair was passing one piece of draconian anti-migrant legislation after another, driving public opinion rightward in the process.
He said: "The great myth about the Occupy movement is that it's in some way leading and driving public opinion.
If Hong Kong democracy activists had wanted to give voice to the popular mood, instead of driving the opinion process through confrontational street action, they could have organized boycotts of the 2017 polls".
