I personally am for Obama, but will vote for ANY Democrat who wins the nomination in 2008

[still_one]

and that includes Hillary.

Argue the issues and push for your candidate, but ONCE the primaries are over, VOTE DEMOCRATIC.

After six plus years of this administration, and the republican lap dogs, a message needs to be sent loud and clear. NO ONE IS ABOVE OUR DEMOCRACY!

Looking at the potential Democratic candidates verses the republican ones, the choice is obvious, I can smell victory in the air

[illinoisprogressive]

1. I am for Obama and I will vote for ABH - sorry. I just can't do it...

The thought makes me ill. I just cannot make myself do that.

[still_one]

5. I hear you, but in 2000 and 2004 people didn't bother to vote either

WE WILL DESERVE WHAT WE GET IF THAT HAPPENS

Obviously you don't care if a woman doesn't have a right to choose for the environment

I am pissed as hell at Hillary on Iraq, and am not fond of Bill either, but if you can't see how high the stakes are, that says everything

[silverweb]

2. Well said!

My sentiments precisely.

In the meantime...

GObama!

[still_one]

19. I just heard Wesley Clark tonight, and boy a combination ticket with him would be something

[bigwillq]

3. That's what I am planning on doing.

DEMS in 2008! :bounce:

[bdamomma]

4. we have the best candidates, now the repig side can I laugh now??

as long as we all get out there and vote in record numbers, and get this country back, but in the meantime there is still much work to be done and stay on the backs of Congress.

[still_one]

20. I believe that is what hurt us in the past, we didn't get out to vote

I am pretty sure the lesson has been learned

[melody]

6. Anyone who doesn't vote for the Democratic nominee isn't helping anyone

When it comes to this feral, backward, violent strain of Republicans, I'm a 100% yellah dog Democrat.

[BamaLefty]

7. John Edwards supporter here

But you can bet I'm voting for Hillary, Barack, Gore, etc.

I'm a Democrat and I'm voting Democratic!

[still_one]

17. The Supreme Court, healthcare, the environement, too many important issues not to

[citygal]

8. I am for Obama too, but will support whomever the Dem candidate is.

I just think Obama is a really fresh voice and has not been in DC too long. I think its great that the Dems have so many outstanding candidates. The opposing side has no one outstanding.

[Skinner]

9. Abso-freakin'-lutely

That's the DU-spirit.

[Colobo]

10. Obama supporter who loves Edwards.

Would vote for any of them with any problems.

[pnwmom]

12. Me, too. And I also like Wes Clark.

[MadMaddie]

11. K & R.....end the end...in order to get rid of the cancerous

spores of Republicans we have to vote Democratic nominee...whomever it may be.

We can fight and argue about who is the best candidate up to that point but make no mistake about it, if another Republican gets into office the rest of those sacred Constitutional rights that we barely enjoy will be eroded forever.

[AlCzervik]

13. not saying who i am supporting just yet if ever but i will also vote for the candidate

that wins the nod on our side. The candidate i like the least is still about a million times better than any republican thats running.

[pnwmom]

14. My sentiments precisely.

Though I like John Edwards and Wes Clark a great deal, too. Hard to choose -- what a nice change.

[BeyondGeography]

15. Likewise

[libnnc]

16. I'm between Kucinich, Edwards and praying for Gore

and very open to Obama...I guess that makes me wide-assed open to most of 'em during the primaries

But I'll vote for the nominee. Whoever it is. I won't like voting for Hillary (I'll resent the hell out of it actually) but I will.

[still_one]

18. I am pretty much on the same page as you, really hoping for Obama

but the Supreme court and other issues are just too important