I'm actually still registered Republican, since giving into youthful social pressure to be conservative, have never gotten around to changing my registration, and have more voting power in Georgia as an R. 

My loyalty is to the country, the United States of America, and Hillary was the obviously best choice for long term peace, prosperity, and most importantly a government led by a logically reasoned decision making process. 

I get it though that there is still a lot of social pressure amongst southern white males to despise Hillary. It's frustrating how some can't see the pettiness of all that. I'm not wearing any Hillary shirt at the gun club either. But your damn right I voted for her and would a hundred more times given the same options. 

You're right to the extent that the Democratic party was extremely arrogant in running her thinking she was a shoo-in.  

very liberal neighborhood in the most liberal city in Tennessee.  Memphis is a blue island in a sea of red (including our suburbs).  Hillary signs in my neighborhood were prevelant, and I can only recall one or two Trump signs.  My friends probably voted 2/3 for Hillary and 1/3 for Trump.  My dislike of Hillary was formed over years of observing her and not any social pressure, but nice try on the internet psychoanalysis