My 3rd time for this poll, Who do you want to be the Democratic nominee?

[Logical]

Bernie was at 80% in the other polls, I am curious if he still maintains this lead....

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	Hillary
	5 (6%)
	Bernie
	73 (91%)
	Martin
	2 (3%)
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[daleanime]

1. Safe to say....

yes.

[cherokeeprogressive]

2. Bernie. More so than ever.

[randome]

3. Whoever wins the Primary.

[hr][font color="blue"][center]All things in moderation, including moderation.[/center][/font][hr]

[Logical]

4. It asks "who you want to win", not a GE question. Pretty simple. Nt

[randome]

6. I was being disingenuous.

I still prefer to wait and see without hitching my wagon to one or the other because either Clinton or Sanders will make a fine President, disregarding the antics of their followers.
[hr][font color="blue"][center]All things in moderation, including moderation.[/center][/font][hr]

[libdem4life]

27. Now that's special...disregarding the sense of superiority.

[mythology]

19. Believe it or not, there are people who would be happy to vote for any of the three

Democratic candidates.

I think all of them are good, and would all be substantially better than the Republican candidates.

I don't see much difference between them, so I really don't care which one wins. I think one side has more obnoxious posters here, but that isn't a reflection on that candidate.

[bigwillq]

5. Bernie Sanders (nt)

[PDittie]

7. Martin is at 4 to 1 over Clinton at this posting.

The Shillaries must have you on full ignore.

[senz]

10. Seem to be hunkered down.

God knows what's coming next.

[Warren Stupidity]

8. I'm disappointed. Currently only 90% sanders.

[senz]

9. There's no other choice.

[Ivan Kaputski]

11. Bern it.

[ChiciB1]

12. Not A Difficult Choice...

I know Hillary is smart and competent, but she's so tied to TPTB and I truly believe this country HAS GOT TO stop helping those at the top and focus on "we the people!" There should be NO DOUBT that Americans on both sides of the aisle are FED UP with the status quo and are making their voices heard.

Those of us who support Bernie know this isn't going to very easy because MOST of D.C., Wall Street, Big Corporations & Big Pharma/Medical Companies have so MUCH POWER! We ARE up against so many POWER HOUSES who hold 2/3rds of the cards, if not more.

So in essence THEY don't want things to change in any way!!!!

Have some very good news I just heard on Thom Hartmann's show. Tim Canova, who is running against DWS launched his campaign last Thursday and said he's gotten over 1000 donations over the week end, all small amounts. Says he's not taking Corporate money and that his FB page is really attracting so many positive comments. BIG DEAL! But again... it's DWS so here we go again!

[Logical]

14. Nice post! Nt

[ChiciB1]

20. Thanks... I Feel As More And More People Have Begun

to see how strong Bernie has become, and the fact that he's been able to generate so much attention, more people are testing the waters. I think he's really started a trend and his strength has given others the boost they needed to get in the ring. Had Bernie not decided to run I doubt this would be happening.

Bernie has awakened "we the people" in a very different way than Obama and he CAN have coat tails. If he fails to become the nominee, I think what he's done so far will have a lasting affect on thousands of people who may never thought they themselves could win. A special plus that he's added FOR this country!

[Logical]

21. So true! nt

[libdem4life]

29. Amen, brother. Now we can honestly tell a little Black or White or Asian or Hispanic child,

rich or poor, if they work hard enough (and a little luck), they can maybe be President, but they can surely do great things.

[ChiciB1]

37. Yes, And There's A Smell Of Liberal Wafting From Days

gone by. Oh, and that's "sister" not Bro. LOL!

[libdem4life]

43. Darn genderless DU identities. Did it without even thinking...duh. I'm a "sister", too.

[ChiciB1]

46. Hard To Tell For Sure... Hard To Tell With Name ID's...

Done it many times myself.

[mahina]

32. Black, white or brown, female or male, old or young, we care about what you do, not what you say!

It's so gratifying to see the pendulum swing. Here's hoping.

[Logical]

13. Martin leading Hillary!!! nt

[CoffeeCat]

36. Could this be a preview

If the Iowa caucuses?

Hillary in third place again?

Oh dear.

[Warren DeMontague]

15. I was gonna vote for Sanders, but then ONE OF HIS SUPPORTERS TOOK MY PARKING SPACE!

They ransacked my hotel room, did all my drugs, drank all my liquor, stole my dinner.

It's a sad state of affairs when this reporter has to come heavily armed, to breakfast.

[Agschmid]

16. You've got to watch out for those Sanders supporters...

... Just in case.

[Art_from_Ark]

22. Yes, but did they step on your blue suede shoes?

[Warren DeMontague]

23. Apparently they would do anything for love

but they won't do that.

[libdem4life]

30. OK, that's a Classic...in more ways than one. Superb.

[Warren DeMontague]

34. I knew there had to be at least a few other people

who've seen that flick.

[hedgehog]

17. K&R

[Motown_Johnny]

18. Remember what Einstein said about doing the same thing over and over again

and expecting a different result?



I doubt people here are changing their minds. At least not so many that a poll will reflect it.

[Warren DeMontague]

24. Not to be annoying and "that guy", but, Einstein never said that.

That particular aphorism is a piece of bumper sticker wisdom originally from the central Narcotics Anonymous text. Einstein never said it.

http://www.news.hypercrit.net/2012/11/13/einstein-on-misattribution-i-probably-didnt-say-that/

[Motown_Johnny]

25. Have you corrected other people about this?

I am curious if this example actually fits into what we are discussing.

[Warren DeMontague]

28. Yes, every time it comes up, heh.

I don't have any great hopes that that particular piece of mis-attribution will go away, but I do keep plugging at it. Go figure.

It's just sort of a pet peeve- Einstein was a brilliant theoretician, and I guess it bugs me a bit to see his name used to make these sorts of tepid 12 step-isms sound more authoritative.

Simple fact of the matter is, sometimes doing the same thing DOES get different results, and even when it doesn't, that's not "insanity".

None of this is intended as criticism of you; plus, I know it's an easy thing to throw out there, and it probably has a kernel of truth in there somewhere.

[Autumn]

26. Bernie. There is no one else.

[mahina]

31. I am grateful to both Hillary and Martin for running.

They're both serious, talented, smart and committed people, either of whom could have been my candidate if Bernie didn't run.

But he did.

Imua!

[joshcryer]

33. +1

[libdem4life]

35. Count me in !

[ucrdem]

38. He'll always be the president of Twitter. nt

[Logical]

39. Ahhh, how cute, whining! Nt

[Betty Karlson]

40. Interesting how Martin is now ahead of Hillary...

[Blue_Adept]

42. Do you think it's reflective of the Democratic party as a whole?

[Betty Karlson]

44. No, but it may be reflective of a trend within the Democratic party:

people going over from Clinton to O'Malley and/ or undecided.

[Logical]

47. No, just actual hardcore liberals. Nt

[Blue_Adept]

41. And this reaffirms the echo chamber aspect of GDP

Is it any wonder that any dissent from the majority is stifled and beaten down upon?

Only saw this one through an outside link since I trashed GDP entirely this week.

[Blue_Tires]

45. My head says Sanders, but...

I also know that Greenwald would have a stroke having to see Hillary sworn in... I'm weighing the pros and cons of if a Hillary administration is worth seeing Greenwald keel over