Yep. There are millions of voters each doing their own thing. The winner will be the winner. For the last few decades, my first choice has rarely won the nomination. That's how it goes. Especially in a wide diverse party like ours.

I am sure you have, too.

It is a shame that it has to be spelled out here.

fairly reasonably. But no one should agree to support any unknown candidate, and some commit to candidates based on campaign rhetoric, while I focus on character and competence; so much as I'd like to accept what would probably turn into an acceptable deal, no.

Itm, let's all just note that there is no such thing as forced unity. That's the type of fallacy known as a false premise.

No one ever has to vote for the candidate chosen by a majority of Democrats. So no need to even pretend to worry.

nominee, you would not vote for her if Trump was the alternative?

way too pokable. And I've already offered one explanation about false arguments.