“But each one of us had our reasons why we did what we did. I can’t be mad — for a second I was.”

But she was like, “This is what young people used to be mad for.”

“When it happened, I felt a pop. That was the first thing that I thought. I got emotional. I was pretty upset. But I talked to my mentors and they told me I could be mad for two to three days and then once I headed to Arizona the focus was all work.”

Sure, Republican voters might be mad, for a minute.

It would be mad for her to be squidged into anything other than a Phoebe-like shape.