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In reply to the discussion: Can I Ask The Brave Among Us To Answer A Question ??? [View all]Agnosticsherbet
(11,619 posts)39. I will happily vote for her if she wins the primary.
Durring the primary I will compare what poicies and programs she proposes against the other candidates. I will also watch the regular polls in head to head matchups against Republicans. I will choose the candidate that I think has the best chance to kick Republican Ass. On small mark in her favor is that she is a woman. I think men have had ample chance to screw everything up and it is time take another step to equal opportunity. But that is not a deciding factor.
Just before the primary I could give you reasons why I choose a candidate, but not until then.
It matters which party is in charge.
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Cause I ain't no left leanin' independent & I'm scared of the Great Wall Of Text. nt
benz380
Jan 2015
#11
Being an adult means sometimes we must vote AGAINST the greater evil. Consider, for
KingCharlemagne
Jan 2015
#13
Please note that I articulated a tactic of voting AGAINST THE GREATER EVIL, not
KingCharlemagne
Jan 2015
#21
If only it was just sometimes...It'd be easier to bite the bullet of pragmatism
HereSince1628
Jan 2015
#47
If she gets the nomination I will vote for her. She is a Dem and I feel kinda like the black guys on
OregonBlue
Jan 2015
#15
Nobody else stepped up and the public has decided that she'll be the candidate.
CK_John
Jan 2015
#18
For me a Primary means people stand for the nomination and I consider them.
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2015
#24
Because they've heard of her, and she's the only one the media are covering
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2015
#37
"Reality" is that we were told the same things in 2007 and Hillary didn't win. n/t
winter is coming
Jan 2015
#73
True... I Guess I Could Have Asked Why One Would NOT Vote For Hillary Clinton...
WillyT
Jan 2015
#64