Peggy Noonan on the sexism part of Hillary's "crying moment" as it is being called.

Peggy Noonan writes in The Wall Street Journal:

When George Bush senior cries in public, it's considered moving. Ditto his moist-eyed son. But in fairness, they have tended to appear moved about things apart from themselves, apart from their own predicaments. Mrs. Clinton was weeping about Mrs. Clinton. If a man had uttered Mrs. Clinton's aria -- if Mr. Obama had said, "And you know, this is very personal for me . . . as tired as I am . . . against the odds," and gotten choked -- they would have laughed him out of town.