I'm curious... Who would you vote for in a primary...

[Fearless]

Given only these two options as the only two candidates, who would you vote for? There's a lot of talk on both sides about this issue, and I'm curious where we stand as a group.

13 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited
	Hillary Clinton
	2 (15%)
	Elizabeth Warren
	11 (85%)
	1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[krawhitham]

1. k

[jberryhill]

2. Barney v Big Bird to the death. Your pick?

[Fearless]

3. Big Bird is the evoluationary decendant of Barney.

Can't kill family.

[BlueMTexpat]

4. Elizabeth Warren has stated not only that she

is NOT running, but that she supports Hillary for 2016. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-politics/wp/2014/04/27/elizabeth-warren-i-hope-hillary-clinton-runs-for-president/

But nice try.

[krawhitham]

7. And at one point HRC said numerous times she would not run in 2016, things change

[blkmusclmachine]

5. HRC=DLC/Blue Dog, "New" DEM, Corporate ConservaDem, Third Way'er, member of "THE FAMILY," war hawk

[Shandris]

6. Elizabeth Warren, hands down (if, of course, she were running).

It's not even a question imo.

[snooper2]

8. Bill Clinton!

[yuiyoshida]

9. As I understand it...

Elizabeth Warren is not running.

[Fearless]

10. A non sequitur

I'm looking at the debate we've been having on DU between the two, which is very real

[yuiyoshida]

11. HOw about this...

The New York Mets vs the Toledo Mud Hens in the WORLD SERIES.... WHO WOULD YOU WANT TO WIN????

Um...The Mud Hens are not in the Major Leagues... NON Sequitur ...I am looking for a debate between the two ...

Does that make sense now???

[Fearless]

12. Another non sequitur

The point isn't to see who would win, the point is to see where DUers stand on the issue. I am curious because there is a lot of back and forth between the two camps, and I'm sure that no one has actually sat down and compiled data on it.

[yuiyoshida]

14. Agreed, the point would be to see who would win....

THE NEW YORK METS OR THE TOLEDO MUD HENS.... let the people debate it!!

[Fearless]

15. This year, perhaps the Mud Hens.

[yuiyoshida]

16. GREAT....after this....

STAR WARS OR STAR TREK....stay tuned!!!!

[Fearless]

18. Thank you for kicking this thread back to the top of the forum

It's giving the poll a lot more visibility, and for that I'm grateful.

[yuiyoshida]

19. The bill is in the mail...

Please make sure your write it out to: DEMOCRATIC UNDERGROUND

[NCTraveler]

13. Where we stand today, between the two in a primary,....

my vote would go to Warren. I could not begin to tell you how happy I would be if I had the chance to choose between the two of them.

[hamsterjill]

17. I would vote for Hillary.

I want Elizabeth in the wings for the next Democratic candidate! And I think that Hillary deserves her chance now.

[FarCenter]

20. Maybe a serious candidate will enter the race...

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

21. Not voting...

Because I seriously don't know.

Hillary is going to have an uphill fight should she win the nomination -- unless the Republicans are stupid enough to nominate Ted Cruz. But even then, it's going to be a repeat of the 1990's with every cheap, sleazy talking point making the rounds. Listening to that for the next year is almost too depressing to think about.

I love Elizabeth, but if you get west of the Alleghenies (except on DU, of course) she's a nobody. I don't mean that in a derogatory way -- it's just that among people who aren't political junkies, I'm sure that 90% couldn't tell you the name of the Senior Senator from Massachusetts. Money says that half would say "John Kerry."

You know I'm right.

[1StrongBlackMan]

38. Good points ...

Plus, while I like, and agree with, EW's economic platform, I haven't a clue on where she stands on the other 70% of the POTUS job.

[lumberjack_jeff]

22. where do we stand as a group?

So long as they're both Democrats, there is no "group". We'll all vote for whomever we damn well please.

Warren isn't running so this is the "Mighty Mouse vs Superman" debate.

Of the people who have expressed interest, my first choice is Sanders (provided he runs as a democrat) and my second is Gov. Schweitzer.

[Fearless]

23. As a group meaning "DU"

Think of it as a straw poll. Take it for whatever you'd like.

[Sunlei]

24. I like all of the above. For me it is to soon to choose.

[LanternWaste]

25. Once both outline their platforms, I'll be able to choose.

Once both outline their presidential platforms, I'll be able to choose. Until or unless that happens, I'd merely be throwing darts blindfolded.

[Scootaloo]

26. Between the two? Warren

In all truth though, I'm much rather keep Warren as a legislator; the Democratic habit of yanking good legislators out of office in order to try to make them Executive isn't a great one. We need liberal lawmakers.

[hrmjustin]

27. Hillary.

[pampango]

28. Warren and I'll support whoever wins the primary. I want republicans to lose. n/t

[aikoaiko]

29. I need to see more efficacious leadership from LW, first.

[Jackpine Radical]

30. I voted for Liz as a proxy for "Progressive Candidate" as opposed to

Hillary as a proxy for "Corporate-approved Third-Way Candidate."

[Capt. Obvious]

31. I would vote for Soviet Bear

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

32. We have an open primary here. So, I'm hoping to see Bernie on the ballot.

[nadinbrzezinski]

33. Though while I would also vote for Warren

I must qualify something that many warrenistas will not like. When examining her voting record, just like Obama, it is mostly center to center right, There are a few issues that place her to the left. So you will be in for the same kind of disappointment.

[1StrongBlackMan]

34. I answered "Pass" ...

because while I like, and agree with, EW's economic platform I know very little about her thoughts on the other 70% of the POTUS job.

[Prophet 451]

35. Can't vote

I'm British so I can't vote but of the two, Warren is closer to my concerns. That said, any Democrat would be better than any Republican.

[cbayer]

36. Warren was on an NPR show this am and was really impressive, however

she stated unequivocally that she is not running for president.

Full stop.

[JoePhilly]

37. As of today, Clinton.

I'd have said the same in 2008. Ended up voting for Obama in the primary.

[Fearless]

39. Kick for the evening crowd.