OK, If I hear One More Time That Whoever Wins You Will Not Support The Other Candidate

I AM GOING TO SCREAM

That is like voting for John McCain

I dont care who wins, be it Obama, or Hillary
I will vote for either one

And I would hope that all the Democrats would rally behind the candidate

If you wont vote for the other candidate because yours didnt win,then you are not a true Democrat.....

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Rant over........

we need to come together

... of 70 million men, women, and children?

I have trouble criticizing someone for that.

Either candidate will protect our allies and our interests. Hillary had a poor choice of words but that is all. The rest is political posturing.

... But I wouldn't criticize anyone who isn't willing to make that bet.

EDIT: Especially after she deliberately reaffirmed it.

Unfortunately, we do have a pact to protect them, she was just saying, not that she was going outright to bomb Iran without provocation.

I would think that if Iran did anything, (and i am not talking about a false flag operation by our CIA), they would be obliterated at once......(if they used nukes, which they dont have yet)
or any country for that matter, if any country used nukes to attack another in this day, they would
not be a country for long.....

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The night before a do-or-die primary, with no provocation at all, Hillary Clinton threatens to "obliterate" an entire country with whom we are not at war. And you thought "bomb bomb Iran" was strictly for Republicans!

If she somehow steals the nomination, I will do NOTHING to support, other than to pull the lever for a "Democrat". BUT, if she goes all the way to the convention and pulls her "nuclear option", I WILL NOT EVEN VOTE FOR HER, period.

It is time for progressive Democrats to file for DIVORCE.

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the nomination. They have worked hard for him.

But keep history in mind.

Don't make this like 1968, when Humphrey got the nomination after so many dreams went up in bullets and smoke. Keep in mind that Humphrey may have gotten the nomination ANYWAY, in spite of Bobby and McCarthy.

Maybe Humphrey would have been elected if he had not backed LBJ's war policies so vocally, and if the convention had not exploded into a police riot.

Imagine what a better world we could have had if Humphrey had been elected. He was a true liberal and an early supporter of civil rights. Maybe we could have healed, at least a little bit. Many Democrats I knew mocked Humphrey openly, even though he supported everything they believed in. Many Democrats in my family and of my acquaintance were concerned about the number of soldiers and Vietnamese who could continue to die if Humphrey was elected. I don't know if he would have found a way to end that war. I don't think the deaths should be minimized, either. But I believe he would have made the effort.

A good man lost. We ended up with Nixon.

Go ahead and post snark about a very unlikely scenario if Clinton should win the nomination. Go ahead and stay home or vote for someone else. We survived Nixon. Will we survive McCain? Are you willing to find out?

a difference between Hillary and McCain. People scream SCOTUS, but Bill's appointees to the court are actually pretty conservative, especially against workers rights. People scream Roe v Wade, but really don't understand the ruling of Roe v Wade, nor is there any evidence that Bill's appointees will uphold it.

And both of them are too centrist for me. However, one of them will be our nominee.

Like too many people here, you are getting caught up in the hate. I will ask you the same thing: Are you willing to stay home if Clinton is the nominee, or to vote for someone else? Are you really willing to bet our survival as a country on this pettiness?

And Clinton is a good person. Your personal attacks reflect on you, not her.

If Hillary wins this nomination fair and square, gaining more pledged delegates, then I will vote for her, but if she wins by overturning the pledged delegates, then I'm going third party.

Lucky for me, Obama will win and this scenario will not come to pass.

Whether people support Clinton or Obama, whichever gets the nomination, that's who people need to vote for.

And no matter how "bad" you think the other candidate is, I promise you that McCain would be so much worse!

most of our rights. One or two more conservative judges should kill this country dead.

I would totally understand if the nominee is blatently insane or corrupt, but neither Democrat is. If people are going to support the other party because they don't like the Dem nominee, then that is not supporting the Democratic platform.

Go register as a Repuke and get off DU.

My choice is going to be the nominee. So no worries!

Contentious as we are during this hard fought primary, we must win in Nov. Members here who won't vote for our nom should find a new place to play.

I don't know what happened to this place, but I hope everyone has time to cool off before the general.

And then I will be back on this board on November 5 to say "I told you so" after she loses. Her losing will not be my fault.

I will vote for integrity and change. I will vote FOR my candidate regardless, even if it means writing in his name.

Okay, buddy boy. Let's hear that scream.

I will NOT vote for John McCain, and NOT vote against the Democratic nominee. But my state will ALWAYS vote for the Dem nominee.

Will one candidate or the other win

OH
PA
MO
CO
FL
IL
NY
NJ
VA


THOSE STATES SPELL VICTORY.......which candidate can win there? Only the one who can pull independents, crossover Republicans, Hillary NEVER wins Republicans, nor Independents, Hillary cannot win enough of them, nor African Americans in more than 4 of those states, and the Dem candidate needs ALMOST ALL of those states to win.

Let's look at the strategy for the fall elections, the Primary race is OVER, unless 200 Super Delegates go on record against their voters. Let's see this through to November.

but I plan on voting for the power combo of Bert/Ernie '08 if Hillary wins the nomination.

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