"For the record, I will support the Democratic nominee, with vigor

[William769]

whoever she is."

[bluestateguy]

1. I will take the pledge as well

to support he or she, no matter who it is.

If Hillary--or anyone else for that matter--gets the nomination we will have no one to blame but ourselves. Primary voters have selected a large majority of the delegates since 1972.

[rinsd]

2. *chuckle*

[ElizabethDC]

3. LOL, me too! :) n/t

[rodeodance]

31. count me in.

[Dhalgren]

4. Thanks for the info...

[MannyGoldstein]

5. Not If She's A Republican.

(Visions of FDR doing 36000 RPM in his grave...)

[William769]

6. Since it's the Democratic nominee, I don't have to worry about that.

[MannyGoldstein]

7. Keep Thinking Those Pretty Thoughts

You'll be happier while the Middle Class gets obliterated by people calling themselves "Democrats". Any fan of permanent 'free' trade with China, and the Iraq War, ain't a Democrat.

[William769]

8. Thats all I ever have is pretty thoughts.

Keeps the mind in great spirits!

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[Tellurian]

10. You must be thinking of McCain..

he's a Republican, in case you didn't know. And by the by..him lashing himself to Bush Foreign policy is what is sinking his campaign.

[HughBeaumont]

12. More pretty thoughts for beautiful minds:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=132&topic_id=3156226#3156245

Strangely cricket-like reaction to those links and questions. And she's supposed to represent progressive values? Since when is it progressive to enable the race to the bottom and have "all options on the table" regarding Iran?

http://www.talkleft.com/story/2007/2/3/1337/72476

[rinsd]

14. To my knowledge, Kucinich & Gravel are the only ones with options off the table.

And their chances of winning approach zero.

[William769]

15. They always forget that part.

:rofl:

[bpeale]

11. good for you. i won't however

[Ethelk2044]

13. Not if it is Hillary

[bpeale]

17. exactly. me either. she's the only one i absolutely won't vote for

[AZBlue]

26. You won't support the Dem candidate? No matter who it is?

See, I just don't get this. Unless you want 4-8 more years of the GOP Crime Machine?

[Egnever]

28. I think the point is

if its Hillary whats the difference?

[HughBeaumont]

29. And that's the point THEY don't seem to get.

More of the same Bush-shit/different party is NOT what this country needs. We do NOT need another corporatist.

[AZBlue]

33. LMAO

Oh God, not that rhetoric again.

[Alamom]

16. Count me in. eom

[BlueStater]

18. Barbara Boxer isn't running n/t

[rudy23]

19. Oh yes, the Rupert Murdoch annointed Democratic candidate, sign me up!

why do so many right-wingers want to see Hillary in office? Why do so many right wing corporatists work for her? I'm sure she's just using them to get into office--she'll liberal herself up from there.
:sarcasm:

[corkhead]

20. I will too, which is why we need to take her out in the primary.

[MasonJar]

21. I will work my buns off for whomever y'all choose. The next leader

has to be a democrat.

[NoPasaran]

22. I am there 100 percent

[Sparkly]

23. My LEAST favorite Democratic candidate looks fantastic standing next to any of the Republican ones

Compared to other Democrats:
Not a leader, not smart enough, too little experience, no foreign policy creds, don't like the talk, don't like the walk, seems phony... YUCK!!!

Compared to any Republican candidate:
Stands up for civil rights and women's rights, understands the need for education and healthcare, fiscally responsible with taxes, would rebalance the courts, cares about the environment and energy... YESSS!!!

Once I saw the first GOP debate, I made up my mind. I still have definite preferences and opinions among Democrats, but there's no way I'll stand back and let any of those Republican rightwing nuts take office without a fight.

[fujiyama]

24. "With vigor"?

Ehhh, not so much. I don't think I'll bother using my energy defending Hillary or trying to describe her incredibly convoluted reasoning on Iraq. Hillary and her supporters knows what's in store for her. Among a group of friends (young males none of whom like Bush), they all think she's nuts, too close to Lieberman, supporting real violence in Iraq, while incredibly vocal on fake violence (video games).

I'll suck it up and vote for her in the GE. But this wouldn't even be an election I'd be interested in paying attention to.

[BootinUp]

25. I hear Michelle Obama might get in the race.

lol.

[Tejanocrat]

27. kicked and recommended in response to trollish attacks on a Democratic candidate

[MadHound]

30. Umm, aren't loyalty oaths more the provence of the Republicans?

Oh, yeah, I forgot, we're now living in the two party/same corporate master system of government. Carry on with the McCarthy-like tactics then.

[HughBeaumont]

32. Loyalty oaths and "done deals", if I'm correct.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x3313784

With anointment like this, who needs democracy?