to people who have already participated in a caucus or primary...

[patrick t. cakes]

is anyone having second thoughts about their vote?
have you noticed or learned anything new about your candidate
that has changed your mind?

just curious.

btw i still love dennis.

[Drunken Irishman]

1. Nope. Proudly voted Obama last Tuesday in the Utah primary.

And will proudly vote for him in November for President of the United States!

[MadMaddie]

2. No I didn't change my vote. But it was good to hear others

opinions.

I had a great experience, I met some neighbors I may not have met otherwise.

I will vote for our Democratic candidate no matter who it is.

[Kittycat]

3. No way. I voted early in IL for Obama. Wouldn't change a thing :)

I had my littlest in tow, what a great moment.

[DJ13]

4. No second thought about my vote (Obama), but my state embarrasses me

I cant believe California could vote for Hillary.

I thought we were supposed to be more progressive than Kansas, Maine, Iowa.......

[patrick t. cakes]

6. hey iowa isn't as red as some people think

very blue pockets. definitely going blue in november.

[rwheeler31]

5. I had a hard choice, it was Edwards all the way,but

when he left I voted Obama.

[SCDem]

7. Nope - Would vote for Obama in every state if I were able!

But because I can;t I just phone bank from home

[Tennessee Gal]

8. Nope. Voted for Edwards.

He dropped out after my vote.

I now support Hillary and would vote for her if I had the chance.

She did win Tennessee.

[143tbone]

9. I was really conflicted when I went in there

and I voted for Obama because I did NOT want to help Hillary out in any way. But I started experiencing some very bad feelings about what I had done. So.....I changed my vote to Kucinich! And it was a huge weight off me. I had decided that if I could at all help his policies to make it to the convention and be heard and heeded by the candidate who wanted his people, then that was the most important thing, for me. Voted my conscience. And it felt better than I would have ever imagined.
I was extremely surprised that this caucus had such an effect on me. And it hit me that we were, in a matter of speaking, so much closer to the day that George W. Bush, the worst president that we have EVER seen, that we were so much closer to the day that he would be gone I got really choked up. Not choked up for joy but choked up to the point that I have always felt that if I stared crying I wouldn't be able to stop. Over everything that he and his cronies have done to this country. I'm 62 years old and I remember feeling very proud to be an American. And I am so afraid that I'll never feel that way again. I can't tell you how heartbreaking that is.

[patrick t. cakes]

12. things are looking better

hang in there:) :thumbsup:

[More Than A Feeling]

10. I know how lucky I was to caucus for Edwards when it mattered most.

I wouldn't trade it for anything.

[stillcool]

11. Not I...

voted for Obama in MA, and while Hillary won the state, Obama won my district!! Really surprising how different districts voted.

[Bluerthanblue]

13. no, voted Jan 8 here in NH for Obama- no regrets-

:hi:

peace~

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

14. I voted early for Obama in Illinois, and never looked back