where do you sit now in regards to party affiliation?

[Javaman]

We are all supposed to be Democrats on this site, right? but do you still consider that your current position?

I consider myself a....

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	Democrat
	17 (61%)
	republican
	0 (0%)
	Independant
	4 (14%)
	libertarian
	0 (0%)
	Socialist
	2 (7%)
	other
	2 (7%)
	I like to take polls.
	1 (4%)
	I would love a good pastrami sandwich.
	2 (7%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[CentralCoaster]

1. Katz's. Nice and lean, here's a couple bucks tip. Pickles on the side.

Beautiful, thank you!

[Javaman]

5. oh man, since I offered that as an option...

it's all I'm thinking about now.

[edhopper]

17. They have become sooo! expensive

have a great deli in my neighborhood that has excellent pastrami, that is not $20 and without the tourist lines.

[Iggo]

2. Pickles on the side. Lotsa mustard.

Um num num.

[Arkansas Granny]

3. According to the TOS (link at bottom of page), you don't have to be a Democrat, but you do have to

support Democratic candidates and liberal/progressive policies.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. I Picked Independent. . .

. . .because i never registered with either party. That being said i've essentially been an anti-Republican since Nixon.

Some might call that a democrat, i suppose. I consider myself a liberal independent that doesn't believe in any of the economic concepts of the right.

[bigwillq]

6. Registered DEM, so I can vote in the closed primaries in CT

But I consider myself to be independent-leaning. I vote for the candidate who best represents my views. Most times they are DEMs, but I vote for candidate before party.

[Bluenorthwest]

7. I'm a third generation Democrat but this cycle made me feel alien to much of the Party

so I'm not committing to the future. I'm not a Reagan Democrat and I will not revise the history of my own times to please those who adore Dutch. Not going to happen.

[MissDeeds]

8. My husband and I were Democrats all our lives

but changed to Independent after voting for Bernie in the caucus. The DNC and DWS have corrupted the party and I am disgusted by the manner in which this primary has been conducted.

[The_Commonist]

9. I'm a member of the Working Families Party.

Which is really what the Democratic Party used to be, and should be. It's a viable and growing third party, and the true Democratic-Socialists. And the beauty part for me is that here in New York State (and I'm close enough to walk to Katz's), candidates can be on more than one party ticket. I voted for Barack Obama twice on the WFP ticket. That helps grow a third party, and doesn't "throw away" my vote.

Can you make that an option?
Might want to list the Green Party as well?

http://workingfamilies.org/about-us/

[Viva_La_Revolution]

10. i am a democratic socialist.

[nemo137]

11. Registered and proud Dem, but that sandwich is appealing as all hell.

Might just be the time of day, though.

[KamaAina]

12. Green Dog Dem

If the two major parties were Dem and Green, with the repukes banned the way the Nazis are in Germany, I'd be your basic middle-of-the-road swing voter.

[GliderGuider]

13. I've been a social democrat for most of my life, and still support those principles. However...

I have recently withdrawn my support from all political processes, parties and alignments, because in my view, "Both the left and right wings belong to the same bird."

My "hobby" is studying the interactions of thermodynamics, ecology, evolutionary biology and psychology, anthropology and sociology within the complex system of human civilization. What I have discovered over the last decade has convinced me that human organization - of which politics is the canonical example - is the engine that is destroying our planet. Because of that I can no longer in good conscience support any political organization.

[LiberalEsto]

14. Robb is a dingbat

and I consider myself a very leftist Democrat who is growing increasingly sick and tired of corporatist Third Way people masquerading as Democrats.

[Kalidurga]

15. I like polls

I am a registered Democrat and have been since 1988. I voted for Michael Dukakis. I was horrified when Bush Sr was elected. Now I am thinking to change to Independent. It is almost a certainty if Hillary is nominated. But, on the other hand it's a lot easier to get resolutions through if you are a Democrat. So, I have stuff to think about until the convention.

[nadinbrzezinski]

16. I prefer not to make it easy for mass bannings

[ladyVet]

19. I should probably say the same, but what the hell. I'm feeling lucky.

If what I post before the GE gets me banned, well, there's a lot of other stops on the internet to visit. DU ain't the only pony in this rodeo. (Somebody stop me before I hurt myself!)

I picked other, because while I've voted for and supported Democrats all my life, I registered as Independent, until that became a viable party in NC. Now I'm unaffiliated. How exciting! I never wanted to be pigeonholed into a single category. Person over party, really, at least locally.

However, I'd probably be more of a Democratic Socialist, if I thought about it.

[frylock]

18. Other: NPP

No Party Preference.

[lpbk2713]

20. There's never been a question in my mind.

I have voted for every Dem prez candidate since JFK.

[meow2u3]

21. Now MIRT will know who to nuke

[ohheckyeah]

22. I'm a Democrat that votes for Democrats.

I just found out recently that on my mom's side of the family they were Democrats as far back as my great great grandparents.