6 Ways Women Are Getting "Angrinized" — That's Angry and Organized — For the 2018 Election

Boxer knows that making change isn't just about having conviction — it requires data and planning.

"The opposition wants us to pull the covers over our head and shut up. And we will not — we will come back," she remembered saying on Handler's Netflix show the day after the 2016 election. Boxer refuses to shut up and go away. Now, she's focused on a super PAC of her own — PAC For a Change — that aims to get Democrats elected in districts with GOP incumbents where either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton won the majority of the votes in the 2012 and 2016 elections, respectively.

"We are going to focus on how to win. Your gut is good, but it's also a science: political science," she said. "You have to have the science, the polling. You have to know what you're doing."