Question

During presidential primary season, prominent politicians often say negative things about other politicians with whom they are competing. candidate b might call candidate a a liar. in the event that candidate a wins the party's nomination and runs for president, candidate b may be expected to publicly support candidate a in spite of the negative things that were said during the primary. if candidate b feels awkward about saying that people should vote for candidate a even though that candidate had previously been called a liar, this feeling would be labeled:

Answer 1

may be hopeless..............