2016 Postmortem

MissDeeds

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25. Same here

Reply to cantbeserious (Reply #1)

Sat Nov 28, 2015, 07:56 PM

Nov 2015

Not going to happen.

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Poll for Bernie Supporters. If Bernie had to drop out today due to unforeseen circumstances, would [View all] 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 OP

This Citizen Will Never Vote For HRC - This Citizen Does Not Support The 1% cantbeserious Nov 2015 #1

Same here! Nt newfie11 Nov 2015 #2

Not an easy decision Doubledee Nov 2015 #4

Others Also See The Same Truth - For This Citizen - The Iraq War Vote Looms Large cantbeserious Nov 2015 #5

Absolutely LOVE your weather vane! Karma13612 Nov 2015 #24

Same here MissDeeds Nov 2015 #25

The 'Not Hillary' Party would gravitate to 'Not Hillary.' onehandle Nov 2015 #3

Do you always Doubledee Nov 2015 #7

I didn't mention those 'who support Sanders.' onehandle Nov 2015 #11

If I mistook your intent I apologize. Doubledee Nov 2015 #13

What a crock of horse shit. arcane1 Nov 2015 #10

Very astute. NurseJackie Nov 2015 #12

I strongly opposed Warren, she was a Reagan Republican and has never bothered to repudiate or Bluenorthwest Nov 2015 #14

That's funny... 99Forever Nov 2015 #17

Bernie was always my first choice, long before he declared. RichVRichV Nov 2015 #19

And the ego-complex continues. RichVRichV Nov 2015 #18

that should tell you something about how strongly people dislike her 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #31

that should tell you something about how the Internets fail to reflect reality onehandle Nov 2015 #35

Find me more than 18 million votes for Clinton (2008 primaries) Floyd Steinberg Nov 2015 #37

Let's be honest artislife Nov 2015 #6

I think Martin shoould stay in as long as possible. He's still not generally known. Staying in the Cal33 Nov 2015 #16

I have no problem with him staying in as long as he likes artislife Nov 2015 #21

I haven't thought of the possibility of O'Malley's staying in the race might have Cal33 Nov 2015 #33

yes, everyone knows this. 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #30

Neither. Vinca Nov 2015 #8

So if HRC is the Democratic Party candidate that are some that would not vote? LiberalArkie Nov 2015 #9

The OP wants to know who you would select in the PRIMARY if Bernie dropped out before the nominee Karma13612 Nov 2015 #27

O'Malley's okay. I would vote for him. He is a Democrat, perhaps not as progressive as Cal33 Nov 2015 #15

Other. Bernie drops out I'm gonna have go with Bernice. Autumn Nov 2015 #20

lol 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #28

That OP got my support for Bernice to be the first woman President. Autumn Nov 2015 #32

darn I should have added her to the poll 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #46

O'Malley Kalidurga Nov 2015 #22

I would vote for HRC in hopes it would buy some time for real Democrats to take back the party. n/t mikehiggins Nov 2015 #23

A sort of question I'm not answering here on out. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Nov 2015 #26

lol, then why answer at all n/t 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #36

OH, I don't know... MattSh Nov 2015 #41

Bernie is my candidate MissDeeds Nov 2015 #29

Another lame attempt at a Loyalty Poll, is my guess. 99Forever Nov 2015 #39

actually I'm just curious if other Sanders supporters 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #44

Write In; NorthCarolina Nov 2015 #34

There is a reason that O'Malley gets 3% support in his home state. Skwmom Nov 2015 #38

But Governor O'Malley said he doesn't subscribe to "Clinton's brand" of crony capitalism.. aidbo Nov 2015 #40

but if Clinton was the only other option. 2pooped2pop Nov 2015 #45

O'Malley is within my nose holding ability. Hillary isn't. Tierra_y_Libertad Nov 2015 #42

I'd probably just others decide because it really wouldn't matter to me. aikoaiko Nov 2015 #43

I hope you've learned more about O'Malley recently, elleng Dec 2015 #47