No despite the fact that there are a few posters w0here who openly say they will not vote for her if she is the nominee I think almost all members will support the nominee.

At least one of them admits to a pretty long history of voting for candidates other than Democrats.

Thanks for helping to keep the perspective here.

I think we will all be there for our nominee.

FFS, is that even a Democrat anymore?

won't vote for A, B or C.

Please vote for whoever you want. Be a martyr to the party in your mind, if you wish.

I heard you the first time though, the daily reminders are not necessary.

Of course, you are free to keep stressing your point, but I'm also free to say that you are sounding like a broken record.

I only like the real kind.

Present proof that it is "centrists who abandon the party and vote for Republicans".
Take your time, Bob.

Take Florida. Obama won Florida but the republicans took the legislature. They did because so many centrists abandoned the party for a republican. It sure wasn't leftists who voted Obama and then for a republican legislator.

Any proof to what you say besides your imagination?

we hear the dissatisfaction with democrats from both labor and some of our local minorities. The one with labor is getting deeper. The talk is quite frankly one that does not surprise me at all. TTP comes to mind as to why though, as the proximal cause.

By the way, they usually work the war rooms and the GOTV.

This is the advantage of talking to folks all over, as a reporter. I am using the words I am since we run a strictly non partisan news service. So I guess the balance is needed. My Tea Party friends are getting excited over Carson and hate Bush's guts.

Unions, as a whole, are not known to be left. The unions pretty much abandoned our party when they supported reagan. The unions are similar to the left tho in that the Democratic Party is their best friend in this two party setup. It remains to be seen if they will support Bernie.

Bernie is talking to Trumka and the AFL CIO might run war rooms for Bernie. The reason... he is completely against the TTP. He is also pro workers and worker rights.

This is the exact same reason they are getting cold feet over HRC at the national level. The local level is a whole different kettle of fish. Local politics are getting really odd. But I have been told that my town might as well be in Mars, so I don't do much local politics here.

And I recommend people get out, and talk, the SEIU might be a good place to start, not part of the AFL, they broke a few years back, over a decade, times flies, . but they are quite left, and locally in the actual left, as in the real definition of the term abroad... it has to do with the membership, most are immigrants and when I talk with them, we are discussing solid marxism, for example and class identity. This is not becuase they are truly aware of it, and at times are surprised... but because this is what labor does back in the home country. Construction workers tend to be more conservative, in the traditional sense, but they are also somewhat of an outlier.