Dang, I sure wish I felt so positive and passionate

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

About either of the candidates. I really do. Try as I might, I waver back and forth. I didn't vote in the primaries, cause I just couldn't decide (and I live in Florida anyways). Both seem so vastly superior to McCain, it's not even a comparison. I'd proudly vote for either candidate in a general election.

The ugliness here has been unsettling. I always heard that DU was a hotbed of horrors during the primary season, but has it always been this bad? I just feel that as a party, Democrats are very lucky to have such fine candidates.

So I'm undecided and ambivalent about the outcome. Are there more like me? It's interesting watching this unfold. I liked Edwards, too.

But I must say, I'm jealous of the passion, I really am. Cause try as I might, I just can't find it.

[Bicoastal]

1. First Female President in 232 years. First African American President in 232 years.

That's not all of it, but I'm sure it plays a part.

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

3. That IS a part of it, to be sure

It's astonishing really. It makes me proud to be a Democrat.

[Olney Blue]

2. I don't feel the passion either, I respect both candidates.

And although I voted for Hillary and openly admire Obama, I have been personally attacked on Obama threads
WTF?

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

4. Yeah, I keep pretty quiet

For that very reason.

[blocker]

5. As much as i detested Bush in 2004

It's gotten to the point that i detest Clinton even more, not sure if it's just her or her campaign or her supporters, but something just ticks me that i cannot stand her anymore, i will be voting for another candidate in the GE hoping that Bloomberg runs as an independent.

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

6. Not me

I'll enthusiastically support whoever gets the nomination of the Democratic party. To me, the urgency is that McCain NOT win.

[Symarip]

7. Every Four Years We Go Through Growing Pains On The

Left. Somewhere in here, progress is happening even if it doesn't feel like it just yet :)

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

8. Well it's disturbing

It really is.

[blocker]

10. Symarip not now for me!!!

as of today, reading everything around different blogs about how the Clinton supporters are treating this thing looking for a grain of salt and making it into a rock, just isn't cutting it for me, that's why i would just feel great joy watching her get beaten in an election by a big margin. Even if i don't give a hell, i feel the Obama camp is handling this whole campaign with class especially Barack, now the "supporters" is another thing but they have nothing to do with the campaign organization.Clinton is as dirty as i have ever witnessed is just makes me sick...stick to the issues dammit!

[LiberalAndProud]

9. I find myself in the same boat.

This is a barrier-breaking moment in time, a watershed moment in history. I will happily vote for either of our candidates ... sans passion.

I, too, am envious.