[doug from upland]

Crying because of emotion for the memory of one’s father is far different than crying for yourself because you think you are losing. Hillary’s was totally narcissistic.

[AmericanMade1776]

I agree.

[TheWriterTX]

I'm a total FRedhead, but I have to agree with you here, Doug.

My nephew passed on 14 years ago, and I STILL cry when I talk about him. Tears shed for the love of others is a beautiful thing - not something to be scorned.

[Scotswife]

“Crying because of emotion for the memory of one’s father is far different than crying for yourself because you think you are losing. Hillary’s was totally narcissistic.”

I’m with you on this one.
I don’t care for Mitt’s politics, but choking up over a dead loved one is much different than Hillary’s strange little rant.

[My Favorite Headache]

Correct.

[Cyropaedia]

Doug, did you read Richard Cohen's article in the Washington Post regarding Hillary's "breakdown"? The Clinton campaign could not have written it any better. He claims that Hillary wasn't crying for herself. She was actually crying for the country.

I literally became sick to my stomach while reading it. It was that bad.

I totally agree with you : that episode showed everyone with a brain just how appallingly narcissistic Hillary truly is. You'd think she was the first person to ever endure the rigors of a Presidential campaign. She really believes the nation couldn't flourish without her as our leader.

[TAdams8591]

"Crying because of emotion for the memory of one’s father is far different than crying for yourself because you think you are losing. Hillary’s was totally narcissistic."

Absolutely. It's not rocket science. Upon occasion I still tear up when I think about my father who passed away 22 years ago. I felt much about my father the way Mitt feels about his. I'm glad to know Mitt and his father had such a good relationship and Mitt loved him so dearly.