I have to say, if Hillary drops out, I am going to be sad

[democrattotheend]

I guess there's something about getting your way that makes you feel guilty sometimes. I want to see a President Obama more than anything, but as a woman, sometimes I feel guilty about not supporting the first woman with a real chance to be president. When she shows her softer side, she tugs at my heartstrings, and I feel a twinge of guilt sometimes. When she shows her softer side every now and then she seems like the woman I grew up admiring, and I know that if she drops out I am going to feel a twinge of sadness. Tonight, as she reflects on her campaign I feel a twinge of guilt, and I am going to be sad if she drops out. Is that crazy?

[swishyfeet]

1. It's not crazy

I think it's perfectly normal to be sympathetic to the loser. We get a little numbed by the name calling around here, but she's a good person, it's got to be very hard for her, and I wish her the best (as long as she doesn't get carried away).

[NashVegas]

2. You Have Nothing to Feel Guilty About

Unless you went around saying things about her you knew to be untrue, or convinced yourself she was doing something awful in order to justify trashing her.