In 2008 I supported HRC

[Xipe Totec]

Thank you, brethren and sistren @ DU, For proving me wrong.

I took your lesson to heart.

And I am applying the lesson.

[bigwillq]

1. What were your reasons for supporting Mrs. Clinton?

And what are the reason why it seems like you are not supporting her now?

[Xipe Totec]

3. I had an opportunity to hear her positions then

And to hear her positions now.

And I see that she can express diametrically opposite views with equal zeal and sincerity.

[bigwillq]

4. Thank you for your reply (nt)

[JonLeibowitz]

6. Yes, the equal amount of sincerity is zero, right?

[Raster]

11. THE HUMAN WEATHERVANE!

She turns which ever way the wind - or polls - blow!

[Autumn]

2. As did I. I think we dodged a bullet and I'm so grateful that Obama was the winner

instead of her.

[valerief]

5. I voted for Dennis Kucinich. They smeared him and ridiculed him like they did Sanders.

But everyone fell in love with Obama's speechifying. I didn't hear from Obama what I heard from Kucinich. But, of course, I voted for Obama in the general. What choice did I have?

A good friend who went to an Obama rally before the general was swept up in Obama fever. She became an Obama Mama and was quite angry with me for not feeling the same way. I'd say, "Let's see what happens." He did too much wartalk for my taste. Hillary does too much wartalk for my taste.

[Xipe Totec]

7. +1

I can't help but hoping, that Bernie is the real deal.

Until I see him sell out, I'm sticking with Bernie.

[valerief]

10. He's had a lifetime to be a sellout and still isn't one. Unlike mutual funds, past performance

does indicate future performance.

[bigwillq]

9. DK voter here

[welivetotreadonkings]

8. As did I.

I was rooting for Dennis Kucinich, but by the time my state voted it was obvious he had no chance. Though I loved the fact that Obama was against the Iraq invasion, I honestly was convinced HRC had a better chance in the GE and thought I was voting strategically.