You are both half-correct, and in the same way. It's the other half where you demonstrate the very same catastrophic lack of self-awareness, glaringly evident to much of the country, that voided any chance your candidate might have had to prevail in this election. Where you are right: Yes, you should make your case cogently and abundantly in and across public forums, alternative media, etc. Do it. Compete in the battleground of ideas and may the best win, ON THE MERITS. Where you are wrong: Unbeknownst to you, your own words and entire framing reek of condescension and the unquestioned assumption that while YOU possess truth, your opposition are a bunch of ignorant clods living in a propaganda bubble engineered by "the Republicans". How absolutely rich, coming from the side armed with an overwhelmingly privileged share of the machinery of mainstream media, of the universities, of Hollywood, plus battalions of fear-mongering harpies from the pundit class blaring into living rooms across the country 24/7. You live and breathe inside your own propaganda bubble and until you somehow gain the detachment to notice that you will be incapable of genuine engagement beyond preaching-to-the-converted. You imagine that the goal now is to "pierce" someone else's bubble, but you will fail in that endeavor. Those people won't even be able to hear you - not until you stop talking from behind the meter thick wall of plexiglass that surrounds you and of which you are not conscious. *Metaphor-alert: by "plexiglass" I mean the thick and impenetrable material of your own assumptions concerning these other people, why they feel and think the way they do, and what your relationship is to them.