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IBTL.
I don't really care for her logo but the choice of Font was a curious .
decision and chosen for political psychological propagandist reasons. It is dominate, rigid and masculine in its presentation.
The visual language established when designing with type can bring into play not only emotions, but also physical responses
For example by the use of these different fonts
Lubalin has succeeded in making an unpleasant message seem attractive and pleasing.
Typography is used to communicate tone of voice, personality, age, gender and mood, and it can be easily manipulated. If, instead of this serif font that so successfully represents this woman’s personality,
British Battleaxe typographic tea towel design, inspired by the voice of the lead character in the BBC sitcom Keeping Up Appearances.
Now when we look at the Hillary Clinton Font used what does it tell us about what she is trying to convince about herself?
oops sorry. 
But you bring up a good point. Wouldn't it have been better like this?
The new Che Hillary storms to the left, the bloody red rethugs splattered beneath.
You're so good! I wish I could do that kind of stuff on the computer.
It's just a logo. Hillary probably looked at a presentation and said, "I like this one." That is how executives make decisions!
Walmart executives chose a logo that looks like a cutely puckered sphincter. This stuff is so inconsequential to them, they must be thoroughly amused that we are so fixated.
