With only one candidate remaining, how can anyone around here still be "Undecided"?

[thesquanderer]

42. re: "That's a strawman because nobody is making the argument that anyone has such an 'obligation' "

In a sense, the OP makes that argument (or at least raises that question) simply by asking why people have not declared for Biden. Who says we have to? Why make such an assumption that people need to declare for anyone?

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It "frees someone" to openly snub our party's choice is what it does.

Not "openly" if it's done in a secret ballot, which is what we do in this country. Not a "snub" to put forth someone else's agenda is the one you'd prefer. (Or a woman, or whatever other statement you feel you'd like to make with your primary vote, when it no longer has any relevance toward actually selecting a candidate.)

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Democrats such as myself and others are entitled to name that type of behavior and call it out for what it really is.

You are not the arbiter of what "really is." And unless you're Kreskin, it is very presumptuous for you to tell others what they are thinking.