So, if your candidate doesn't win today will you support the winner?

[baldguy]

Or is the specter of President Insane McCain preferable?

[Clintonista2]

1. The winner won't be decided today

[Meshuga]

2. Let's see how many bitter responses

with the typical "I won't play if my candidate loses" responses. :popcorn:

[peace13]

10. I've got a response for you...

Why do we have to ask this question over and over and over? What is the purpose? Are we going to change the candidates if people won't vote D? No. You say people have bitter answers, I say people throw this question up to brow beat people with their morning coffee. Hey by the way did you hear how many soldiers died in January? What a mess. Hope we can do something about that soon. Peace, Kim

[Hoof Hearted]

3. I'll support the nominee - no question about that. But it may not be decided today.

One way or the other, I hope it is though.

[MyNameGoesHere]

4. this is premature electiation i think. And that is never a good thing. n/t

[WillParkinson]

5. I don't have a candidate...

And come election time I'd have to be very desperate to vote for either of them.

[libertee]

6. not voting (Nov.)because one's candidate doesn't win today is

like you're not playing nice.."I'm taking my toys and going home"..Then when the next day dawns..you want to play ..you realize that you allowed the Bully to take over the neighborhood...Nice going

[johnlal]

8. Or else

You don't like any of the jerks in the neighborhood, and you'd rather watch TV.

[cali]

7. Depends what you mean by lose.

If Obama comes within 150 delegates of Hillary, he's still very much in it. If not, I can't see him winning, and I will support Hillary

[TechBear_Seattle]

9. Keep in mind: Admins *have* banned people because of responses to DU polls n/t

[peace13]

12. At least this place is just like the outside world.

Are you saying that there is a Big Brother and a Big Skinner patrolling the threads of DU? Peace, Kim

[Individualist]

43. Also...

If Hillary ends up being the nominee, DLCers will be posting polls like this in an effort to get progressives tombstoned. Let the gullible beware!

[Jim__]

11. McCain has neo-cons who want war with Iran on his staff.

Not voting for the dem candidate is effectively voting to atack Iran.

[johnlal]

15. What's worse?

A neocon who wants war OR

DLC Dem who will cave to the neocons to avoid looking "Weak on Defense"?

[Jim__]

34. A neocon who wants war.

Not wanting to appear weak on national security will not push a dem to wage war against Iran.

[TommyO]

13. For those who said they would support the Republican nominee

What the hell are you doing here at *Democratic* Underground? Get back over to freepland.

[in_cog_ni_to]

14. Unlike Michelle OBAMA, YES, I will support the nominee. No Democrat would hestitate to answer

in the affirmative.

[papau]

21. Michelle OBAMA has "changed" my way of thinking - my "vision" -like hers- is I'll think about it

[in_cog_ni_to]

31. Touche! I honestly can understand that. She pissed me off...ROYALLY. How hateful.

I always thought she was such a lovely lady. Now? Not so much.

[libertee]

38. Exactly...Totally agree

[wyldwolf]

16. I'm on the battlefield this year regardless of who the General is.

[bluedog]

17. have to think about it n/t

[joshcryer]

18. So who are the 30% of jerks here? :)

[blondeatlast]

19. If only polls weren't anonymous it would sincerely help my sanity. SIX early votes for the RRR? nt

[Stuckinthebush]

20. So far there are six boneheads on this poll

Who would "support the Republican nominee" just because their candidate didn't win the Dem primary? Those people have lost all perspective.

[TornadoTN]

24. Probably just people that want to get a rise out of others

I sincerely doubt that many here would actually do that. Cooler heads will prevail, no matter what the outcome is.

[Stuckinthebush]

26. God I hope so

Primaries bring the dumb out of many of us.

[bushisdirt]

25. Why do you say that? McCain is more liberal than Hillary.

dd

[Stuckinthebush]

28. Holy Hyperbole, Batman!

You've been reading GD/P too much.

[blondeatlast]

30. You're going to be fun--and easy. He's been my Senator

for two decades. Lecture ME about his "liberalness," willya?

:rofl:

[AndyTiedye]

33. McCain Would Apply Military Force Liberally Everywhere. That Does Not Make Him Liberal

McCain is more liberal than Hillary

He might be willing to apply military force liberally, but that does not make him in any way liberal.
He has adopted every wingnut position there is in his quest for the Repiglickin' nomination.

He wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years!
He wants to attack Iran.

If he supported any liberal programs (which he doesn't) he wouldn't be able to afford them while fighting all the wars he wants.

[Stuckinthebush]

37. You and your inconvenient facts!

Come on! McCain just "feels" more liberal than Hillary! Shouldn't that matter?

;)

[onehandle]

22. So far, 36% of DUers need to be tombstoned. nt

[bigwillq]

23. Yes. I will support the DEM nominee but

I don't think it will be decided today.

[robcon]

27. Clinton or Obama will each make a great president.

I prefer Clinton, but Obama is fine.

[scheming daemons]

29. Nothing will be decided today.... so this is a moot question....

[RandomKoolzip]

32. The first person to use the phrase "loyalty oath" gets a cream pie to the face.

[Lilith Velkor]

46. Nice post, McCarthy

:wank:

[King Coal]

35. None are bald.

[bpeale]

36. IF MY CANDIDATE LOSES TODAY I WILL ...

STILL VOTE FOR HIM IN NOVEMBER AS A WRITE-IN

[libertee]

39. Good for you...a vote for McCain...be proud!!! Duh!

[bpeale]

44. you vote for whomever. i PROUDLY vote my conscience with John Edwards.

[JCMach1]

40. If Michelle Obama agrees to

:)

[RedEarth]

41. In November it's a no brainer......... I'd vote for the rotting carcass of a dead rat

before I'd vote for a republican,

[Der Blaue Engel]

42. Today doesn't determine the winner

But yes, I will definitely support our eventual nominee.

[ladjf]

45. I don't have a candidate nor do I have the slightest confidence

in the U.S.Government. It is unlikely that the General Election results will be legitimate. I have next to zero confidence that the American people are smart enough to select a good leader.

No, I'm not going to move to another country. Who knows, I could be totally wrong in my pessimistic assessment of the situation.

[LSdemocrat]

47. My candidate is already out, and yes I'm supporting the nominee

[nadinbrzezinski]

48. Will hold my nose, will not work for that candidate or give them money

But I will never vote for a republican