Anyone who wouldn't support any of the top 3 Dems over a rePUKE is a crazed lunatic groupie

[Proud2BAmurkin]

AND stupid. First, there isn't a big difference between any of them. Edwards and Clinton supported the IWR but wouldn't have launched the war. Any REPUKE would. Obama voted for the patriot act after he said he wouldn't. They're all successful politicians so they're all phonies and compromisers.

Anyone who wouldn't vote for any of them against any current RePUKE is a lunatic groupie.

[in_cog_ni_to]

1. Pullin' up my couch.

:popcorn:

[Arkansas Granny]

4. Can I sit with you? I brought more popcorn.

:popcorn:

[Joe Fields]

15. I prefer Milk Duds. I brought some, and I'll share.

I also brought plenty of beer.

:toast:

[nadinbrzezinski]

16. Oh hells bells here is more popcorn

:popcorn:

Butter anyone? Even brought some sodie


:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer:

And coffee




:donut: :donut: :donut: :donut:

[BOSSHOG]

Yes indeed

I've promised myself I won't get too emotional on DU anymore but you hit the nail on the head. I do chuckle sometimes when I read that a person won't vote for (a democrat.) If the alternative is any (republican?) What you said.

[Lint Head]

2. Anyone supporting a Republican is supporting fascism.

I don't give a rats ass if you are related to a Republican, as I am, they are supporting fascist criminals. :dem:

[Kucinich4America]

3. Well, considering the DLC are Repuke Lunatic Groupies, I guess that fits.

Vote Kucinich! :bounce:

[ILGOP]

5. i say

huck fillary

[11 Bravo]

28. For a first post?

Gee, another late-comer with an incisive political analysis. We need more of those around here.

[Virginia Dare]

29. I say fuck the GOP, in all 50 states...n/t

[tammywammy]

6. ...

:popcorn:

[puebloknot]

7. The high democratic standards you've outlined here are making my heart...

...go pitty-pat!

"We the People, in order to form a more perfect union...."

[in_cog_ni_to]

18. The repukes destroyed that fantasy of a "more perfect union" YEARS AGO. They are the ones who took

our politics into the gutter.

[puebloknot]

26. They've had the ardent support of the Dems we elected in 2006...

...to continue this scenario.

Yes, the Republicans are the bad guys, but I want to see our Dem representatives operating by a higher standard.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

8. That's what I think about anybody who'd support Clinton...

over any of the top 2 dems.

[Zookeeper]

9. The worst Democrat is better than the best Rethuglican. n/t

[Uncle Sinister]

10. Amen! I know I'm new here, but...

The levels of idiocy displayed by some folk is mind-boggling. I love Edwards, and think he's the best candidate in the race.But...

We've got some damn fine candidates, boyos. I could (and will) enthusiasticly campaign for WHOEVER wins the nomination. Last time around, I had to hold my nose to vote for Kerry, and campaigned not at all. Not true this time. We've got the best crop in memory, and if we dems are going to take back this country, we've got to STOP eating our own young. Otherwise we just play into the hands of the reich-wing.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

11. And we all know that name calling will drive an opinion home when logic won't

:rofl:

[SammyWinstonJack]

12. ...

:evilgrin: Don't you love it?

[EFerrari]

13. What an eloquent argument for Democratic candidates. n/t

[Proud2BAmurkin]

20. sorry but I don't fall in love with candidates or stocks

I've never seen a successful TV era politician who was authentic and I don't hold it against them either. This is a divided country and they need to eak out over 50% to win. If you're authentic you can't do it unless you're authentically dead center moderate and no national politician is that. They all were motivated to get into the business by ideals of one kind or another.

[EFerrari]

23. All I really meant to say was, there are a lot of good reasons to stay

together.

Maybe if we concentrate on the positive ones, we can get somewhere.

Sorry, Proud, I lapsed into DU bully-speak.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

14. I agree. Everyone knows full well no 3rd party candidate can be elected....

Not at this moment in time anyway. For that, the method of voting in this country has to first be changed, and legislation is needed for that.

That being the case, if a Dem refuses to vote for a Dem, in my eyes they're a Republican. No ifs ands or buts about it.

[Individualist]

17. ...and if you don't vote the way I tell you to, I'll hold my breath until I turn blue!

:eyes:

[Proud2BAmurkin]

22. worse, if you don't vote D you'll live with a RePUKE. Suit yourself

:hi:

[genie_weenie]

19. Is a not-vote for someone the same as a vote for a repuke?

[Proud2BAmurkin]

21. it's one less vote the rePUKE will need to WIN and rule the country for another four years. nt

nt

[genie_weenie]

24. My state will go to the Nominee regardless of how I vote.

Just as it did in 2000, despite my vote for Nader, and 2004 with my vote for John Kerry.

[Kucinich4America]

25. So then, what is a primary vote to put a PUKE up for the "Democratic" Nomination?

The DLC are 'PUKES. Especially anyone who promotes themselves as one of their "leaders".

[Hamlette]

27. amen

brother