Last night, Tay and I were laying in bed watching TV and a story came on about Hillary winning the NH primary."She was crying the other day about losing in Iowa", Stacey exclaimed.
"I'm sure that the crying fit was a calculated move by her spin squad", I cynically replied.
"No. I saw it. She was actually crying! Who the hell wants a president who is going to flake out and start crying the moment things seem to be going against them?"
"Apparently the women of New Hampshire do"
"That is bullshit. I don't want some crybaby as my president", Tay replied.
It made me think. I never really thought much about Hillary's despair after Iowa. Maybe because having five peteys of my own, I'm used to women getting emotional and think nothing of it.
But, what does it really mean, if anything? Does it imply an inherent weakness that is inconsistent with the qualifications of a presidential candidate? The more I think about it, the more I am in agreement with Tay's statement.
But I guess I don't take it too serious, because I feel that Hillary is absolutely unelectable. Too many people despise her. She'd have to get overwhelming support by women nationwide to even have a prayer and conservative women can't stand her.
But should her teary eyed despair disqualify her from consideration in voters eyes? Any thoughts?
