Hillary appeared to get a little dewy eyed in New Hampshire yesterday and the media smelled blood in the water.
It wasn't exactly a crying jag -- her voice broke a little as she said:
This is very personal for me. I have so many ideas for this country and I just don’t want to see us fall backwards. It’s about our country, it’s about our kids’ future.
The press, of course, was beside itself because in 1972, Edmund Muskie's defeat in the state followed his blubbering during a speech.
Hunter S. Thompson hilariously attributed the Maine senator's erratic behavior to an addiction to ibogaine, an obscure African drug. Thompson theorized Muskie, right, was using it to stay alert on the grueling campaign.
Politicians, unfortunately, are not tested for doping.
Hillary is only following Utah native son who does not live in Utah. Mitt has lost it at least three times since is historic faith speech.
The ultimate effect of Hillary's human moment -- and whether Mitt continues the strategy -- will be decided tonight.