Weird, people changing their candidate preference every couple days...weird

[Eliot Rosewater]

Weird.

Weird.


Personally, I had Kamala from day one, then when she dropped out I changed. I cant recall EVER in my LIFE changing my preference every couple days. Weird.

And going from one extreme to the other then back again, weird.

[Peacetrain]

1. You are not alone in that thought process..

[guillaumeb]

2. Should we do it more often?

I am still waiting. I have two favorites.

[Eliot Rosewater]

5. Just between you and me, we better fucking PRAY everybody votes blue no matter who.

[guillaumeb]

6. Indeed.

Anyone who does not, in my view, is ignoring very recent history.

[Eliot Rosewater]

9. Anyone who doesnt is actively helping Russia destroy us.

And ignorance is no longer an excuse yet millions wont vote, STILL!

[guillaumeb]

11. Approximately 46% in 2016.

Uninformed, uninterested, no matter the reason, they are engaging in self-destructive behavior.

[Tiggeroshii]

16. That's why having a candidate that increases turnout is so important.

And proposing ideas that are popular is crucial for that.

[guillaumeb]

19. And learning from the past is crucial.

Expecting an obstructionist GOP to suddenly change post-Trump seems unrealistic, at best, to me.

[Tiggeroshii]

21. Agreed!

Hoping for the best in the next couple months!

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

31. BINGOOOOOOO!! And that's no malarkey!!

Bernie/Elizabeth or Elizabeth/Bernie 2020!!
Either way, they're stronger together!!
Welcome to the revolution!!!

[Joinfortmill]

35. Yup

Vote Blue, people, no matter who. Suck it up to save our country.

[INdemo]

7. I think in about 55 days we will have only 3 choices

[guillaumeb]

8. You might be correct.

And we might agree on who those 3 choices will be.

[Tiggeroshii]

15. Agreed!

[TexasTowelie]

4. K&R! nt

[Tiggeroshii]

13. ...

[LanternWaste]

10. I think it's just the kids in the back of class shooting spitballs.

I think that (for the most part) it's just the kids in the back of class shooting spitballs to get fewer people reading what's on the chalkboard.

[Eliot Rosewater]

14. Only life as we know it on this planet is at stake.

sigh

I wonder how many are going to not vote blue no matter who if their candidate isnt chosen?

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

32. Dead balls on... sign me up!!!

Bernie/Elizabeth or Elizabeth/Bernie 2020!!
Either way, they're stronger together!!
Welcome to the revolution!!!

[Hortensis]

39. Yes, but silly gamesplayers here aren't going to matter.

They are what they are. And not for a moment to be mistaken for the Democrats attracted to Sanders' policies who will eventually move seamlessly to their second choice.

What they're also not, by definition, are the people who elected Obama twice and our first woman president once (in spite of widespread, massive election theft) and created the massive blue wave of the midterms.

How silly to passionately insist they'll only accept nomination of a LW radical who rejects the liberal Democrats of the liberal Democratic Party ( ). But for all their raging at losses, always choosing candidates who must lose suggests it's far less about winning than opposing, and they do always show up every election in every era to oppose whichever candidate our nation's liberals come together to choose.

Sounds like political hell. But with so much that can be changed, in spite of the outsized noise from this fringe, I really doubt pros like Nancy waste even a moment wishing they could be different. Though it sounds like she may pray for them anyway.

[corbettkroehler]

12. Iowa Berners Don't Suffer That Way

Bernie Sanders isn't polling in first place. His caucus organization may mean that doesn't matter

[samnsara]

17. the weirdest change are the ppl who voted for obama then trump.. i mean wtf do they even want?

[guillaumeb]

20. Agreed.

The 2 are such polar opposites.

[Eliot Rosewater]

22. I dont believe all of them who say this, some yes but I think some are lying about that.

But those who did I guess just wanted to believe rump was a successful businessperson instead of the COLOSSAL FAILURE he actually was and that would translate to something for them somehow.

[mopinko]

24. i know one. they were targeted w different shit, but they were targeted hard.

the bernie bros did a good job on a lot of people by using their sense of fairness against them.

[TCJ70]

18. Conspiracies everywhere, right?

BUT YOU CAN'T TALK ABOUT IT! Yeah?

[cwydro]

27. Lol!

Nailed it.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

38. .

[MoonRiver]

23. After Kamala dropped out I went Undecided.

I expect to stay there until our candidate is chosen.

[cwydro]

25. So?

What difference does it make to you?

I don’t keep up with people’s preferences here. Makes no never mind to me.

[redqueen]

33. I don't really notice it either.

I can remember the preferences of a few of the more vociferous types, but that's it.

[cwydro]

34. Lol, yes, well...they're all pretty obvious.

But the preference of someone on DU really means nothing.

Might be true, might not be, might change tomorrow or the next day. Who cares?

[R B Garr]

40. Yes, I notice those,too, and their accusations

about others.

[mopinko]

26. keep an eye on those posters.

i bet if you look, some are not here any more.

[revmclaren]

30. Or won't be here soon. N/T

[chia]

28. When Kamala Harris dropped out I planned to keep her in my sig as memorial until my primary vote,

but I guess it automatically reverted to "undecided." I certainly didn't change it.

It'll probably stay that way because I was sure about Kamala in a way that I'm not sure about anyone else yet.

[revmclaren]

29. Kamala was my first choice

but I went with Biden when he started his run because I liked his message and experience.

The candidate flip-flops are very weird.



ONLY!!! 2019 and beyond.

[Dagstead Bumwood]

36. There's seemingly a poll/story in the news every day

showing how Democratic voters are going back and forth between the candidates. So, it doesn't seem all that surprising that it's happening here as well. Or, aliens.

I declared when I first signed up, and kept that choice for some time before finally moving back to undecided. I won't get to vote until friggin' St. Patrick's Day, so my choice may be academic by that point, anyway.

[Blue_true]

37. You actually notice such a detail with members? Impressive, that is

a powerful ability to see trends in flowing data, not a skill that many people have.

[Marengo]

41. Are you establishing yourself as the model for proper political comportment?