Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Here's the deal: My friend ( let's call her J ), is running for a position for our university's student alliance. We're both first years, so we don't have as much experience with campus life as as the average student. 

The position is one that basically involves J representing our faculty's voice (social sciences and humanities) at the student alliance level. For some reason, there are four positions for this yet only two people ran. I see J winning anyways as she is running uncontested.

She won't stop talking about this election (signed me up to promote it for her without asking me, even forged my signature, constantly messaging me to post her promo stuff on social media). 

I'm worried I'm being an unsupportive asshole because I have been calling J out for her lack of campus life awareness. She doesn't know anything about basic issues pressing students. She didn't know about our student newspaper, our radio station that's shutting down, a referendum taking place during elections regarding bus passes, or a vigil for the Christchurch shooting that happened today. I feel she's simply running because it's an easy win for her, she has a lot of connections and it'll look good on a resume. 

Also I agreed to post her flyers on my socials but I went into settings so she's the only viewer of my stories. She has a massive following compared to me anyways and so I thought the difference was negligible. 

I feel I'm being insensitive and should support her no matter what as a friend. Sometimes I think I'm not the most empathetic person, is this the case here?