A poll: Have you decided who you will support in the 2008 primaries?

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Poll question: A poll: Have you decided who you will support in the 2008 primaries?

I know that I have not! Too many outstanding candidates!

[lancdem]

1. I'm with you

a plethora of great choices! :hi:

[Laurab]

2. Way too early. n/t

[Bjornsdotter]

3. Lots of great choices

...and I don't have a clue yet who I'll vote for. However, I feel very positive about this primary season.

Cheers

[Cobalt Violet]

4. I know who I support.

But I'm still very interested in the what the others have to say. If they should ever feel like shedding some light on where they stand on the issues I may take them seriously.

[HockeyMom]

5. Hillary is my Senator

and I voted for her twice. But I am looking at all the other candidates.

Convice me.

[donco6]

6. Like Obama, but still way too early. n/t

[Bucky]

7. Despite loving my current candidate, my support is soft

I'm open to persuasion from other candidates. But they have a high bar to meet. I like my candidates wonky and experienced.

[More Than A Feeling]

8. Nope, but Clark/Edwards/Obama are slightly ahead of the others.

and Clinton and Biden have been eliminated completely.

[and-justice-for-all]

9. Obama...all the way..

...I dont think I can trust Clinton and thats sad because I really would like to see a female candidate. Now, Gina Davis..I would vote for her!

[Clark2008]

10. Well, yes and no.

If my guy announces, I know who I'll support, but, if he doesn't, I haven't got a clue.

[InvisibleTouch]

11. A qualified "Yes."

If Gore doesn't run (and I really think he won't, despite all the wishful thinking), then I'm backing Kucinich. I like all the candidates and will happily support whoever gets the nom, but until then, count me as a Kucitizen.

[mnhtnbb]

12. Leaning towards, but not committed enough to volunteer and donate money.

And it won't be Hillary.

[KingofNewOrleans]

25. I fall in this category too

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[Colobo]

13. Obama all the way

[BayCityProgressive]

15. strongly

leaning towards Kucinich...but I could be persuaded to go Obama if he drops some of the hawk shit I have heard from him. The militant attidues by many of our Dems against Iran and N Korea are frightening. Kucinich is the only one I can see significantly changing our foreign policy. I don't want embargos on Cuba or saber rattling at other countries like Iran, Venezuela ect. Foreing policy is my big litmus test for this upcoming election.

[GreenArrow]

14. I've decided who I won't support

Edwards, Biden, Hillary, Dodd. Probably forgeting someone else... In short, anyone who voted for IWR can go jump in the lake (of fire).

[BayCityProgressive]

17. agreed.

[GreenArrow]

16. dupe

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[bananas]

18. Dennis - nobody else comes close. nt

[Catchawave]

19. Same guy since 2003 !

:toast:

[ButterflyBlood]

20. Yep, my first two choices at least

1-Obama
2-Everyone else except Hillary

[chknltl]

21. I am undecided yet, on the other hand...

...should a committee form to draft Nancy Pelosi, I will be strongly for this woman to be our next President. I have a hunch that we may be witnessing the rise to power of one greats in American history. If my hunch is correct Senator Pelosi will be a much beloved POTUS for '08 and '12. She may even get an early start...
:patriot:

[Bryan]

22. It's a bit early to decide, I think

If Clark is in, I'll be sorely tempted to declare for him, but it's very early days.

Also, pragmatically speaking, I'm going to vote for the nominee, and to that end I've got to find things to like about all of them, and it's going to take me time to get what I think is a balanced view of the contenders.

[Clarkie1]

23. NO, but it will be Clark, Obama, or Richardson (depending). nt

[Tiggeroshii]

24. obama