As a Hillary supporter, we should be happy for all THREE candidates

You might not know it from judging yesterday's Iowa results, but Martin O'Malley made a huge impact in Iowa for years to come. He gave a voice to Iowa's Latinos. For years, they were ignored, but along come Governor O'Malley. He spoke to their hearts and they repaid him ten fold by coming out to caucus for him.

In Crawford, the county with the largest Latino population, he managed to get 13.3 percent. In 2008, 3500 Latinos turned out, in 2012 it was 1000. Yesterday over 10,000 Latinos turned out in Iowa. So, thank you Governor O'Malley for giving a voice and making a lasting impact in the community. So, thank you Governor.

When Bernie Sanders entered the race, he was down 50 points in Iowa. He only had 2 paid staffers. To be frank, he was a nobody. But slowly and surely, Senator Sanders gave voice to those who felt the system was rigged and corrupt. He gave hope to those who felt helpless in the face of the billionaires greed.

And, so yesterday was a reaffirmation that Bernie Sanders's message resonates with tens of thousands of people in Iowa. To his young supporters, it made reality that the political revolution is real. Most of all, 43% of Democrats in Iowa identify as socialists. Bernie Sanders made what used to be a dirty word into an ideal for economic fairness and an even playing field. So, thank you Senator.

In 2008, Hillary Clinton lost a heartbreaking race. She finished third; it was a devastating defeat. Many Hillary Clinton supporters won't admit it, but we were all nervous that 2016 would be the repeat of 2008. Alas, the Secretary quickly put our fears to rest. She ditched the large rallies of the past and instead opted for intimate settings where she could connect with voters.

We saw a Hillary who grew up as a candidate and person in our very eyes. Thousands of moms and daughters were volunteering for her campaign. No longer was she brushing aside her historic candidacy. This time she embraced it with her whole heart. Iowa rewarded her for her fight for women and the middle class. Hillary became the first woman to win the Iowa caucuses. 2016, is no 2008. Hillary made us proud. So, thank you Madame Secreary.

Thank you to all three candidates.