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208. Are you a Democrat at all? Voting for a Republican for Governor?

Reply to BobbyBoring (Reply #146)

Sun Apr 7, 2013, 09:20 PM

Apr 2013

I think not.

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What if we don't want Hillary Clinton as Democratic candidate? [View all] Bennyboy Apr 2013 OP

who is it? spanone Apr 2013 #1

Martin O'Malley PADemD Apr 2013 #115

PLEASE! BobbyBoring Apr 2013 #146

Tax and spend liberal? ForgoTheConsequence Apr 2013 #153

I'd trade governors with you any day. PADemD Apr 2013 #154

Me too LTR Apr 2013 #225

Are you a Democrat at all? Voting for a Republican for Governor? kwassa Apr 2013 #208

I live one state over from MD RedstDem Apr 2013 #232

WRONG!! O'Malley has been one of the best governors this state has ever seen. Liberal_Stalwart71 Apr 2013 #247

I think you're lost Renew Deal Apr 2013 #278

Elizabeth Warren, Alan Grayson, Sherrod Brown Demeter Apr 2013 #244

Add Bernie to the list lark Apr 2013 #325

Sorry, can't do that Demeter Apr 2013 #328

Examples to back your assertion? JDPriestly Apr 2013 #337

Can you give me an example? lark Apr 2013 #355

It's 3 years away, why do we need to know now? Myrina Apr 2013 #248

The absolute only chance customerserviceguy Apr 2013 #352

Don't matter what you don't like. The monied interests and back room deals Cleita Apr 2013 #2

This is the truest thing I've read all day. n/t intheflow Apr 2013 #250

Unfortunately, this is the hand we are dealt. juajen Apr 2013 #289

The fact that the right wing media is pushing the "inevitability"meme should tell you something. nt antigop Apr 2013 #300

How did those back room deals get her elected last time? THEY DIDN'T KittyWampus Apr 2013 #317

We need to encourage Warren to run and Dean has been unemployed for a while betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #3

I love Warren, but have no desire to see her as president arcane1 Apr 2013 #6

Actually she can accomplish alot more as President betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #22

Welcome to DU, betterdemsonly! calimary Apr 2013 #134

Hillary didn't just "vote for the war" magical thyme Apr 2013 #163

Bill Richardson?? - Why? karynnj Apr 2013 #255

Chris Richardson? gussmith Apr 2013 #260

oops. Yes. Don't know why I *always* remember his name wrong... magical thyme Apr 2013 #266

Very unusual! You supported Bill Richardson? How magical! juajen Apr 2013 #295

IMO, since Obama eagerly showed his willingness dotymed Apr 2013 #187

Nope betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #192

Obama has done nothing you are interested in? sellitman Apr 2013 #241

Obama's position on Social Security does tend to erase one's memory of whatever else he has done. meti57b Apr 2013 #275

that tendency would indicate a very small mind then. KittyWampus Apr 2013 #319

No, it indicates that messing with Social Security is a *HUGE* wrong-doing and unforgiveable. meti57b Apr 2013 #331

Read the details. sellitman Apr 2013 #359

Actually, it's a fantasy to think that she's prepared to run cali Apr 2013 #230

She won't be able to do any of that if Republicans still control the House. randome Apr 2013 #235

Warren / Grayson ! Autumn Colors Apr 2013 #18

I like that. Warren and Grayson. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #118

Bingo. SheilaT Apr 2013 #137

+ fadedrose Apr 2013 #342

My dream team. n/t bitchkitty Apr 2013 #144

Obama is now in the process of undercutting both of their efforts. AnotherMcIntosh Apr 2013 #220

You're so right! I really hope he is the next head of the DNC. juajen Apr 2013 #298

Why does everyone think Elizabeth Warren -- my senator -- even wants the job? MADem Apr 2013 #57

She didn't want to run for Senate either betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #65

Sure she did. MADem Apr 2013 #103

True...she may not want the job. onpatrol98 Apr 2013 #106

"She's just into fairness" YoungDemCA Apr 2013 #109

Fairness. That's what we want. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #119

"just into fairness" makes her a solid progressive Dem. delrem Apr 2013 #166

Agreed. Welcome to DU. You probably don't think you are still new JDPriestly Apr 2013 #167

Hillary was, too. Autumn Colors Apr 2013 #165

Hillary was a Republican as a teen-ager, because she was raised in a GOP stronghold. MADem Apr 2013 #177

Yep, what you said. Beacool Apr 2013 #197

Warren isn't ready and Dean would lose Renew Deal Apr 2013 #277

How funny! juajen Apr 2013 #287

How funny! I'm really sick of the Clinton supporters who refuse to admit how much damage Clintons antigop Apr 2013 #302

You're delusional. juajen Apr 2013 #305

NO, it's time for a prez who will stick up for American workers. That ain't Hillary. nt antigop Apr 2013 #306

+ fadedrose Apr 2013 #343

I dearly wish that the good Doctor could be on the ticket or in juajen Apr 2013 #290

I agree with you completely, particularly after this past several years. 1-Old-Man Apr 2013 #4

Like it or not, I'd bet the farm that Hillary will be the next President demwing Apr 2013 #72

That is a bet I would not make, either way 1-Old-Man Apr 2013 #79

The thing about her age... demwing Apr 2013 #105

Some of the wisest women I know are in their eighties! nt MADem Apr 2013 #112

It isn't about wisdom. It's about stamina. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #129

I knoow a 90 year old woman who still teaches school three days a week. MADem Apr 2013 #136

All you have to know about Hillary is.... ReRe Apr 2013 #334

Get the list of the Progressive Caucus. Everybody else is DLC. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #336

Thank you dear JD! ReRe Apr 2013 #338

On the other hand, women are 26% demwing Apr 2013 #117

GHW Bush was 64 when he was elected. bornskeptic Apr 2013 #288

My point was more simple demwing Apr 2013 #299

She's already had a 'fall' that resulted in a blood clot. randome Apr 2013 #310

Why do you frame it: a female President? It's what's between the ears that matters, not the legs... peacebird Apr 2013 #132

Would Clinton not be the first Woman President? demwing Apr 2013 #151

As a woman, I do not give a rats ass what sex the Prez is. I just want the best person on the job. peacebird Apr 2013 #182

yeah, me too demwing Apr 2013 #314

Your post said "would not Hillary be. The first female president?" So, back at'cha peacebird Apr 2013 #344

I would hope that mimi85 Apr 2013 #171

Hear, Hear! mimi85 Apr 2013 #176

From an "Old Woman", here goes. We have millions of people in this juajen Apr 2013 #304

Then vote for somebody else. Iggo Apr 2013 #5

kick DonCoquixote Apr 2013 #7

Then you need to find another willing, able candidate to support. n/t pnwmom Apr 2013 #8

I nominate our Lt. Gov. of California Gavin Newsom. Cleita Apr 2013 #12

I doubt if he'd consent to run against Hill -- but what about VP? pnwmom Apr 2013 #15

I doubt if Hillary would have him. He's a real liberal and let's Cleita Apr 2013 #17

During the 08 campaign Obama refused to be photographed with Newsome. Bluenorthwest Apr 2013 #31

I must have missed mimi85 Apr 2013 #172

In 2008 Newsome's scandal was still fresh madville Apr 2013 #226

he is very close to Billary betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #32

He's not an austerian. He brought a lot of progressive programs to San Francisco Cleita Apr 2013 #36

socially progressive betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #38

He actually did what he could in the area considering our glorious governor then, Cleita Apr 2013 #51

Billary? AgingAmerican Apr 2013 #41

We dislike them, but for different reasons betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #45

So adopt their talking points? AgingAmerican Apr 2013 #175

I have only heard the term from fellow New Dealers, to be honest with you betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #194

Billary???????????? Beacool Apr 2013 #199

That is subjective betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #224

It also presumes that on a Democratic site Beacool Apr 2013 #252

Billary? Welcome to DU. Enjoy your stay. Hekate Apr 2013 #228

It'll be a short stay. Beacool Apr 2013 #253

Elizabeth Warren wouldn't do much to balance the ticket, pnwmom Apr 2013 #198

Uh oh.....you called him HOT!!! That's worse than saying "best looking" after listing a host of MADem Apr 2013 #122

They already punished me enough yesterday. Today they will populate my ignore list. n/t Cleita Apr 2013 #124

Hee hee! nt MADem Apr 2013 #130

It's sad when a person get pummelled for stating the truth. truedelphi Apr 2013 #159

Loved that riposte. We need more of that Cleita Apr 2013 #170

Who is this "we" you speak of? DU? Majority of nationwide Democrats? Lil Missy Apr 2013 #9

I think they mean the same who keep posting anti-President Obama and Hillary comments graham4anything Apr 2013 #33

That would be a great way of making gore feel better for losing. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #43

You could always vote for Alf Landon. There is a laugh. graham4anything Apr 2013 #46

I'll write in Warren. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #48

I don't care but, you do know Elizabeth Warren voted for Reagan don't you? graham4anything Apr 2013 #54

You were in the booth with her? Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #56

Post removed Post removed Apr 2013 #59

actually that is not true. That is an old six degree conspiracy theory long debunked. graham4anything Apr 2013 #69

factcheck.org betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #73

And Elizabeth Warren voted for Bush and Reagan and was a republican til recently graham4anything Apr 2013 #76

McGovern and McCarthy inspired many New Democrats so you may be betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #81

OK. But if Warren endorses Hillary, you will vote for Hillary? Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #120

No. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #139

i doubt you actually vote for any Democrats, frankly... dionysus Apr 2013 #181

Frankly, I doubt you vote for any Democrats either. bvar22 Apr 2013 #191

LOL. You don't know jack. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #210

I hate to see a good discussion polluted by meaningless swipes like that. Lasher Apr 2013 #264

I'd like to see who they are choosing for Jury pools bahrbearian Apr 2013 #270

We are all in the jury pool, but it is weighted. Lasher Apr 2013 #280

Gore won. pangaia Apr 2013 #60

If he won why did he cave? Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #87

He fought it all the way to the Supreme... YvonneCa Apr 2013 #147

Where was his team when this was happeneing? Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #150

In court. Following the Rule of Law... YvonneCa Apr 2013 #185

Well then. He lost fair and square didn't he. Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #221

He could have called for them to be arrested, for one. HughBeaumont Apr 2013 #263

you're a bitter, bitter man, and i laugh. dionysus Apr 2013 #61

Bitter? Tears? Arctic Dave Apr 2013 #89

keep going.. you help make my cup runneth over... dionysus Apr 2013 #179

And what a sparkling soul that must be. Union Scribe Apr 2013 #222

Woops! theKed Apr 2013 #67

not me fadedrose Apr 2013 #152

I, for one, do not fear that "army". Plucketeer Apr 2013 #339

And... fadedrose Apr 2013 #340

That's what primaries are for Life Long Dem Apr 2013 #10

Yeah, Joe should run, to flank for her and take the VP or SOS and block all others out graham4anything Apr 2013 #34

Then find one you like, volunteer and get out the vote for them. What's stopping you? TeamPooka Apr 2013 #11

Then we nominate someone else. LWolf Apr 2013 #13

A leser evil can get my vote, but not my time energy or money. n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2013 #21

I'm not running, and I am not evil! nt stevenleser Apr 2013 #30

... babylonsister Apr 2013 #142

I also backed into BO to avoid HRC in 2004 PufPuf23 Apr 2013 #25

His first appointments were all from the Clinton administration betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #47

Arne Duncan was not from the Clinton administration. LWolf Apr 2013 #196

Holder served as BC's Deputy AG under Janet Reno. AtomicKitten Apr 2013 #219

That's not from LWolf Apr 2013 #233

Doesn't matter who is President if Republicans hold Congress treestar Apr 2013 #14

Good point Andy823 Apr 2013 #19

If the Republicans can CONTROL the agenda with only 40 votes in the Senate, bvar22 Apr 2013 #23

Because we are, and have been for a good long while, the party that wants to Volaris Apr 2013 #64

Money, not standards quakerboy Apr 2013 #149

Agreed. Volaris Apr 2013 #169

Lol, it's almost funny how we are told how they 'won't let anything pass' sabrina 1 Apr 2013 #88

Oh dear, you've revealed their crappy argument. Union Scribe Apr 2013 #223

I'm going to take a guess here. The Democrats are fine with Autumn Apr 2013 #99

Makes sense..based on past performance with much of the Democrats KoKo Apr 2013 #128

The people in charge will decide who we get to chose from Autumn Apr 2013 #16

Fight her fair and square for the nomination then Tom Rinaldo Apr 2013 #20

I am not enthusiastic about Hillary. mick063 Apr 2013 #24

+100 nt antigop Apr 2013 #29

"Village Speak" Fantastic Anarchist Apr 2013 #92

Both Obama and Hillary have supported "free trade", and both of them have supported H-1B outsourcing cascadiance Apr 2013 #279

I want the person who will replace Scalia, Thomas and Kennedy!! lobodons Apr 2013 #26

A non sellout dem will replace them too betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #35

Don't vote for her. TygrBright Apr 2013 #27

Agreed. No dynasties please LittleBlue Apr 2013 #28

I am sad to think you didn't like Jerry Brown, Bobby Kennedy,Teddy, JFK, Al Gore, FDR & JQ Adams graham4anything Apr 2013 #37

Here, have a tissue LittleBlue Apr 2013 #66

no "No Dynasties" either demwing Apr 2013 #75

I'll decide when that dream candidate comes along LittleBlue Apr 2013 #86

Perfect, then we agree demwing Apr 2013 #93

We don't, actually LittleBlue Apr 2013 #97

No misunderstanding, you're just changing your response demwing Apr 2013 #108

I'm not, really LittleBlue Apr 2013 #114

Look, its a forum demwing Apr 2013 #126

Who said I don't wish to be responded to? LittleBlue Apr 2013 #140

"And I feel that supporting a person who became prominent because of their name is anti-democratic" demwing Apr 2013 #162

Isn't is just as absurd to deny a candidate based solely on bloodlines... LanternWaste Apr 2013 #329

We need to work on nominating better Democrats. pa28 Apr 2013 #39

Bennyboy....just a reminder....NO ONE HAS ANNOUNCED, but the "inevitability" meme is alive and well. antigop Apr 2013 #40

If she is up for the pounding libodem Apr 2013 #42

The other Clinton wore out my nose holding abilities. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2013 #44

you must realize that it would be a matter of actual votes cast bigtree Apr 2013 #49

Well, the other Clinton can't run. He's constitutionally proscribed. MADem Apr 2013 #50

It's not our choice. It's up to the .001% to decide such things. nt valerief Apr 2013 #52

+ 99.999-percent Octafish Apr 2013 #83

Why are we wasting time talking about an election that is four years away? Initech Apr 2013 #53

The Neoliberals want to start early betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #58

What we need to do is start focusing on firing the Tea Party. Initech Apr 2013 #84

They would not have gotten a toe hold betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #85

Barack Obama announced he was running on February 10, 2007. Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #133

That's almost two full years from now. We've got a midterm election to deal with first. n/t winter is coming Apr 2013 #262

Then vote for someone else. nt Deep13 Apr 2013 #55

At DU One Has The Impression Already That It Is Hillary Or The Highway cantbeserious Apr 2013 #62

She is not the nominee yet betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #68

Really? I get the impression it will be another great, even, split demwing Apr 2013 #77

It does seem that way .... Myrina Apr 2013 #249

Time to end the Clinton / Bush dynasties! penndragon69 Apr 2013 #63

Anyone on that list but betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #70

What Clinton Dynasty are you referring to, exactly? Hekate Apr 2013 #98

None of those people have a shot in a general election. Beacool Apr 2013 #200

There has to be John2 Apr 2013 #71

Oh yeah, and he's sooooooo progressive. Beacool Apr 2013 #203

Hillary won't change anything davidn3600 Apr 2013 #74

What Hillary will change is profound demwing Apr 2013 #91

Lots of countries have had a female head of state...not much chages davidn3600 Apr 2013 #141

The doors Obama opened won't fully be counted demwing Apr 2013 #156

Margaret Thatcher n/t n2doc Apr 2013 #209

let me propose this DonCoquixote Apr 2013 #94

That's one way of seeing it demwing Apr 2013 #157

nice thought DonCoquixote Apr 2013 #178

Elizabeth Warren 2016 NYC_SKP Apr 2013 #78

Yep, Obama being corporatist might hurt other decent candidates of color getting to be president... cascadiance Apr 2013 #272

I'd like a foreign policy like Jimmy Carter's based on Human Rights first. Octafish Apr 2013 #80

Any democrat is fine dangin Apr 2013 #82

We have to start looking/vetting Now fredamae Apr 2013 #90

Pray tell, who is this ideal candidate that you speak of? Beacool Apr 2013 #95

For fucks sake get off 4 years from now and focus on electing democrats to LOCAL positions Drew Richards Apr 2013 #96

100% Correct fredamae Apr 2013 #110

You have to be able to name a progressive who would have a good chance of winning. Honeycombe8 Apr 2013 #100

Hear, hear!!! Beacool Apr 2013 #202

LOL! Thanks for that laugh! Too funny! nt antigop Apr 2013 #345

I don't support her for those reasons and more. Apophis Apr 2013 #101

who- I can see Hillary & a Eliz Warren or Howard Dean :-) mettamega Apr 2013 #102

then vote for someone else BainsBane Apr 2013 #104

The Clintons are passe. BlueStater Apr 2013 #107

I was just told over in the HoF that Doctor_J Apr 2013 #111

Really? DURHAM D Apr 2013 #204

Here Doctor_J Apr 2013 #205

Oh, you mean this one where you insulted the LGBT community. DURHAM D Apr 2013 #206

You're taking that half sentence out of context. HOWEVER, since we're doing this... Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #212

I provided the link. DURHAM D Apr 2013 #215

I provided the link, too. So as someone who -somehow- managed to read and "understand" the comments Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #216

And apparently, only CRAZY PEOPLE think pot should be legal! Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #211

hillary is to old... madrchsod Apr 2013 #113

K&R. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #116

Vote for somebody else in the primaries? The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2013 #121

Clinton>Obama>Hilary = more of the same. ~nt 99th_Monkey Apr 2013 #123

Well, there's that Sarah Palin girl . . . ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #125

I'm with the recruit Hillary 2016 group. William769 Apr 2013 #127

Did you forget to proper-case 'The One'? randome Apr 2013 #238

My suggestion would be, support someone else in the primaries who is more to your liking. Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #131

no way.... mike_c Apr 2013 #135

I live deep in Orange County that the Republican Brotherhood runs SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2013 #138

Funny you should mention that demwing Apr 2013 #158

Neither party resembles what they were 50 years ago, 100 years ago or 20 years ago. SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2013 #188

I really feel for anyone who is not a RW fanatic and truedelphi Apr 2013 #190

It's hard, but as I say Republican women - in poltics locally - are fighting the "brotherhood". SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2013 #207

trying for diversion while watching "Spellbound" on TCM . . . SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2013 #218

I'm sorry..... DeSwiss Apr 2013 #143

Did the "owners of the country" reject Hillary in favor of Obama in 2008? (nt) Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #155

I would think it should be apparent..... DeSwiss Apr 2013 #160

Back in 2008 at the very first Democratic Presidential Candidate debate.... Junkdrawer Apr 2013 #234

+1 woo me with science Apr 2013 #201

"What if we don't want Hillary Clinton" amuse bouche Apr 2013 #145

We? WilliamPitt Apr 2013 #148

I agree, Hilary is too much like having leftovers while watching a re-run. Nika Apr 2013 #161

I love Hillary. You can bet your sweet patootie I'll be working my ass off for her. Little Star Apr 2013 #164

we can't have a progressive candidate when there is no progressive movement that extends beyond the Douglas Carpenter Apr 2013 #168

The Pundits said the same thing in 2007. bvar22 Apr 2013 #193

I still think that Edwards was left in to the last minute to siphon real progressive votes away ... cascadiance Apr 2013 #274

I want someone who gives a shit about the environment. glinda Apr 2013 #173

Have you seen Hillary's poll numbers? moondust Apr 2013 #174

Polling conspiracies aside, your last sentence nails it in terms of who would run against her? stevenleser Apr 2013 #243

No doubt she has changed. moondust Apr 2013 #348

problem is agent46 Apr 2013 #180

money in politics is the problem that leads to all other problems liberal_at_heart Apr 2013 #183

This is what primaries are for. As for me Hillary 100%! n/t hrmjustin Apr 2013 #184

Sheldon Whitehouse. Iwillnevergiveup Apr 2013 #186

I don't even know him and I'd probably vote for him over Clinton! randome Apr 2013 #237

Then get ready for Pres. Ted Cruz or Pres. Rand Paul.............. TheDebbieDee Apr 2013 #189

Maybe they will cut social security by giving us chained cpi betterdemsonly Apr 2013 #195

You are shit out of luck, because she is going to run and win!! Pisces Apr 2013 #213

Then work for someone else in the primaries. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #214

It's not really up to us. MrSlayer Apr 2013 #217

Whether you like her or not. jambo101 Apr 2013 #227

Julian Castro versus Marco Rubio would be a sight to see. randome Apr 2013 #236

No more Clinton - Bush - Clinton - Bush blkmusclmachine Apr 2013 #229

Who is "we"? Uben Apr 2013 #231

Not wanting another Clinton RedstDem Apr 2013 #239

Who do you suggest? Prophet 451 Apr 2013 #240

Hillary was my first choice in 2008 and will be again in 2016! NYC Liberal Apr 2013 #242

Then work against her in the primary. NCTraveler Apr 2013 #245

I'll support her if she's nominated, but if she hires Bob Shrum again we lose. Indepatriot Apr 2013 #246

She did not hire Bob Shrum karynnj Apr 2013 #265

She hired Mark Penn, not Shrum. AtomicKitten Apr 2013 #294

My primary criteria is someone who can beat the Repubican candidate. gateley Apr 2013 #251

I couldn't agree more. ELIZABETH WARREN FOR PRESIDENT 2016! Welibs Apr 2013 #254

I think we already saw this in 2008 Mnpaul Apr 2013 #256

Why the Hillary Push? gussmith Apr 2013 #257

Hillary will make an awesome President samsingh Apr 2013 #258

Vote Against Her erpowers Apr 2013 #259

She won't see my support in the primary Life Long Dem Apr 2013 #261

I am no fan of Hillary. randome Apr 2013 #267

Yeah right Life Long Dem Apr 2013 #268

Maybe he was pissing on someone in the back row. randome Apr 2013 #271

Yeah... robotic like Life Long Dem Apr 2013 #273

Warren 2016. n/t Fearless Apr 2013 #269

How about a little realism? gcomeau Apr 2013 #283

I was being realistic. Fearless Apr 2013 #284

You really weren't. gcomeau Apr 2013 #285

I understand your point of view but seriously... Fearless Apr 2013 #286

Afraid of? gcomeau Apr 2013 #292

Your concern is noted. Fearless Apr 2013 #293

Enjoy your daydreams. -nt gcomeau Apr 2013 #296

Do you speak to people in person the same way you speak to them online? Fearless Apr 2013 #301

Yep. -nt gcomeau Apr 2013 #303

Who would you have run? Fearless Apr 2013 #308

In '16? gcomeau Apr 2013 #316

We had an alternative in 2008 and we chose 'not her'. randome Apr 2013 #318

Umm, where were you? gcomeau Apr 2013 #322

That plays into my point, too. randome Apr 2013 #323

No argument Hillary does "not do as well"... gcomeau Apr 2013 #327

We simply can't afford another centrist. Fearless Apr 2013 #346

If you can think of one... gcomeau Apr 2013 #347

This is why we have the primary process Fearless Apr 2013 #350

Yes, we will see. gcomeau Apr 2013 #354

I'm with you. Marr Apr 2013 #307

The Same gussmith Apr 2013 #315

Not nearly the same gcomeau Apr 2013 #320

Except people said the EXACT SAME STUFF about Obama. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #349

As addressed elsewhere... gcomeau Apr 2013 #353

Oh, believe me, I'm paying attention. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #356

I was in the Obama camp in '08 FYI gcomeau Apr 2013 #357

And I wasn't, not during the primaries. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #358

You're free to support whoever you want Renew Deal Apr 2013 #276

I would sure like some options Larrylarry Apr 2013 #281

Then think of someone else *who could possibly win* in '16 gcomeau Apr 2013 #282

Who cares what you think? KamaAina Apr 2013 #291

Agree completely, Benny Carolina Apr 2013 #297

If? AnotherMcIntosh Apr 2013 #309

The DNC really is that stupid. MarcoS Apr 2013 #311

Then simply cast your vote as appropriate... LanternWaste Apr 2013 #312

I want Hillary as President The Second Stone Apr 2013 #313

Wow, great responses...where to begin? creativebliss Apr 2013 #321

Then you are more than welcome to vote for someone else in the primaries. Bake Apr 2013 #324

That is what Primaries are for liberal N proud Apr 2013 #326

Then you get President Rand Paul ZRT2209 Apr 2013 #330

I'd like a female President. Billy Pilgrim Apr 2013 #332

What is Hillary Clinton running for in 2014? tavalon Apr 2013 #333

Helping someone get elected in 2014 who will help her in 2016? fadedrose Apr 2013 #341

Two words: Bernie Sanders. nt silvershadow Apr 2013 #335

In three year all these "acceptable" candidates will likely have failed.... Walk away Apr 2013 #351