I really didn't want to vote for a Hawk and now it feels like I have no choice and it sucks.

[dinkytron]

[Hissyspit]

1. Yup.

[Cali_Democrat]

3. Cheer up. nt

[Joe the Revelator]

2. You always have a choice. It's your vote.

[dana_b]

12. exactly n/t

[Luciferous]

4. I refuse to vote for her and I'm in MS so it won't matter who I vote for anyway...

[MsFlorida]

5. No I wont

Changing to independent. The change begins with me!

[gateley]

6. I don't view her quite the same way (I do agree she's hawkish)

but honestly, although she's not my first choice, I'm voting for who-the-fuck-ever has a D behind their name.

I'm not on my high horse that I'm not going to vote for her (that will show her!). I'm willing to swallow my dislike and yes, some of my principles, if it means KEEPING A FUCKING REPUBLICAN OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

This isn't about ME, it's about our COUNTRY.

So I think you and I, and others who are going to belly up to the bar are doing the right thing.

Peace.

[MsFlorida]

8. Not this time

This it where it ends with me. She is republican lite. Voting for her is voting republican

[elljay]

7. I am making my mental predictions already

1. TPP will be back, with a cosmetic change so Hillary can bless it
2. Wall Street- not a single rule or regulation imposed, or prosecution during her entire administration
3. Continued gridlock in Congress as Republicans obstruct all slightly moderate bills; they will consider conservative bills that Hillary proposes.
4. We militarily intervene somewhere where we really shouldn't. Certain corporations make billions. Said corporations or countries benefiting from the intervention coincidentally are contributors to Clinton campaign or The Clinton Foundation.
5. Democrats lose big in mid-terms.
6. Chickens come home to roost after Clinton administration when the economy finally fails.

Would love to be proven wrong, but given history don't see that as likely.

[dinkytron]

9. I feel ya.

[NCTraveler]

10. There are no doves running on either side.

Just different variations of hawkishness.

I wish we had a peace candidate. If I remember correctly Kucinich was the last dove to run in a dem primary.

[Karma13612]

11. Bernie is a dove. eom

[NCTraveler]

13. Sorry, that's just not accurate. Nt

[Karma13612]

14. How about we agree that he is the least hawkish?

Of course you have to be willing to go war as president of the US.
But, with Bernie, he doesn't look at every disagreement as an excuse to go to War.

Hillary will jump at the first chance she gets.

I don't know enuf about the republicans so I don't care to talk about them.

Between Hillary and Bernie, Bernie is a dove.

[NCTraveler]

15. Once again, he is not a dove as you say in your last sentence.

At all. I really wish we had a dove running.

I completely agree with your subject line.

[Vattel]

16. That truly does suck. Clinton is truly clueless when it comes to decisions on whether to wage war.