Truth Time

[pbca]

The poll is anonymous so no need to pretend - where do you actually stand

[SKKY]

1. I'm an overt Obama supporter...

...but I'm smart enough to recognize that, in spite of any hesitations I have about HRC, I'd vote for her over McCain every day of the week and twice on Sundays.

[RiverStone]

18. Obama supporter - and I 2nd that

Anybody who does NOT vote for the Dem nominee is passively supporting that war mongering puke bastard McCain.

No excuse!

I can't fathom how folks that call themselves Dems don't give hoot about what a rethug nominee will do to the SCOTUS???!

[SKKY]

19. And as a veteran, who will be in that general vacinity next year...

...I beg you. PLEASE DON'T VOTE FOR MCCAIN!!!!!!!!!

[RiverStone]

20. If they sure --- they sure as hell are not Dems!

[Flabbergasted]

2. Other...I'm not truly behind either candidate.

They may make good presidents but I can't say I'll be happy to vote for them.

[angie_love]

3. I voted other

I have extremely bitter feelings toward Hillary right now after her endorsement of McCain over Obama. But I don't know if I'm ready to NOT vote for her if shes the nominee. Any democrat is better than McCain. but she is really freakin pushing it.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

4. Wow. Already 34 Selfish Narrow Minded Ignorant Morons Voting Green (no pun intended).

[IndianaGreen]

5. I'll proudly vote for the Democratic nominee because...

it is going to be Barack Obama.

The math shows that Hillary will finish second in pledged delegates, and the only option left for her is to do something that will fracture the party in Denver, and that's one thing that the majority of Democratic office holders will not let her do.

The only question is who will Obama pick for VP?

PS: I voted "Other" on this poll.

[rzemanfl]

6. Other. I wouldn't "proudly" vote for Hillary. n/t

[rucky]

7. I'll vote D, but not necessarily proudly...

but I'll still pretend like I am proudly doing it because I could not stomach the idea of President McCain.

[cosmik debris]

8. I am spared that decision

If Obama is the candidate, there is an outside chance that my state, Texas, will go blue.

If Clinton is the candidate, Texas will be so red, the Cardinals will look pale in comparison. So It won't make any difference how the Texas Dems vote. Our electoral college votes will go for McCain. So I will probably vote Green or just not vote for the top of the ticket.

[salbi]

9. I wish there had been an option of I'll hold my nose and vote for Hillary

I will NOT proudly vote for Hillary, but I will vote for her as an anti McCain Vote...I hope it never comes down to that.

[housewolf]

10. Just don't know at this point

After the convention, if my choice of candidates isn't the nominee, I'll have to wrestle with it. Right now, I just don't know.

[abburdlen]

11. I will vote against McCain

it'd be nice if I can vote for Obama too.

[jalynn]

14. I will

Vote the green ticket

[Cali_Democrat]

12. If Clinton wins the nomination by overturning the will of the people

She won't win the general election. MANY Obama supporters simply won't vote for her. She will also energize the GOP base. The only way she can win over Obama supporters is if she stops throwing mud and wins the majority of pledged delegates. That won't happen. Its mathematically impossible. The more Hillary stays in and slanders Obama the more she is hated. She needs to drop out for the good of the party.

[melody]

13. Anyone not voting for the Democratic nominee IS voting for the GOP

So those who do this can thank themselves when McCain is President.

[Jamastiene]

15. How can you claim this poll is anonymous?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=389&topic_id=2752726

It's not.

[DearAbby]

16. I will PROUDLY vote for a Democrat

if the nominee is Barack Obama.
that been said. If the Nominee is Clinton, I will vote against McCain.
Happy?

[Madam Mossfern]

17. Other

I'll vote for Hillary if Obama does not get the nomination. Although I prefer Obama and have some reservations about her, she can't possibly come close to McCain.

I really do wish we would stop eating our own and stop with this fallacy of "vetting" our own candidates.