Would you vote for Hillary if...

[minivan2]

Elizabeth Warren was her VP? Bernie Sanders?

[winter is coming]

1. No. n/t

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. No. n/t

[NYC_SKP]

3. No. n/t

[CentralMass]

4. I want to see a party platform and the candidates positions on the critical issues.

I want to see them debate and explain and defend their positions. My vote is not guaranteed.

[rock]

7. Ditto

Though I am tentatively leaning for Hillary.

[deafskeptic]

29. same here. n/t

[Duckhunter935]

5. I do not think so

do not trust her at all

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

6. No, I'd be ticked off

that she pulled either one out of the Senate for a lousy VP spot.

But I'd vote for either of them even if they had her as their VP, since I think they're both in decent health.

[Lost In America]

8. NO

I don't care who she attempts to run with.

[SheilaT]

9. No. Because Hillary would still be the President.

Not Warren or Sanders or whoever else her VP might be.

I think Hillary Clinton would make a terrible President. She's too old. She's too much a creature of the past. She represents the Republican wing of the Democratic Party.

Back in late '07, early '08, I ran across some college students who were all ga-ga over the possibility of Condi Rice running for President. It was crystal clear that they only saw that she was female and black, and thought she'd just be perfect. They hadn't a clue how completely unsuited for running for the office, let alone how spectacularly unsuited she was for the job.

And yes, I know all of you Hillary defenders are going to say you are thinking and that you think she'd make a wonderful President, and I'm saying you're wrong. She's not progressive. She does not support the middle and working classes. She's happy with bank bailouts and wars. I'm sure she's a wonderful human being, but I do not want her as President.

[GummyBearz]

24. I'm with you

There are many that think along the same lines... at least I hope so

[JimDandy]

64. +2

[2banon]

65. "they only saw that she was female and black" (Condi Rice)Exactly on point I've been trying to make

I've been trying to make, only to fall on deaf ears wrt to HRC. Because of the policies she supports, I don't want her to be the first woman to take that office.

It's important to me, that the first Woman president of the U.S. actually represent the poor and working class families.. AND be firm in opposing the MIC and Wall Street's blood thirsty machinations for more wars for profits as well as long list of other domestic policy issues.

[bigwillq]

10. No

I will not be voting for Hillary under any circumstances.

[wyldwolf]

11. yes - and vice-versa

[woo me with science]

12. No.

[Sancho]

13. I'm going to vote for the Democratic candidate.

[Indepatriot]

14. Unfortunately, we may have no choice,

as the GOP horror show will give us no alternative. But I'll not be knocking doors for Mrs. Clinton.

[Chan790]

59. Same, basically.

That's why the time to end Clinton's candidacy is now. If she gets the nomination or even has a strong start to the primary season, I'm probably stuck with her. I'd rather eat broken glass coated in pepper-spray than have Hillary Clinton as President but I probably don't have another choice...any other viable choice would have my support if it meant keeping both the GOP and the GOP-wannabe Clinton out of the Oval Office.

That's why the "focus on 2014 right fucking now, people!" people annoy the fuck out of me. I can't concentrate solely on 2014...this is my best opportunity to end a Clinton candidacy--before it starts in earnest.

[JEB]

15. No, I would not want to be wishing for her demise.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

16. Nope.

[PFunk]

17. No.

I prefer Warren stay in the senate. And the dems find someone else instead.

[wildbilln864]

18. no!

no more clintons! no Bushes! no Kennedys, etc...

[yortsed snacilbuper]

19. Yes.

Hillary would be a fantastic President!

[newfie11]

20. Nope. Nt

[mcar]

21. I will vote for the Democratic candidate

Enabling the Republican candidate is unthinkable.

[tencats]

22. NO.

Never would I ever vote for H.R.C.

[eridani]

23. I'll vote for the Dem nominee, regardless of who it is

A more progressive VP would not make me any happier about it though.

[femmocrat]

25. I will vote for our party's nominee.

If it is Hillary, then yes, I will vote for her regardless of the VP candidate.

[RandySF]

26. I'll vote for the Democratic nominee.

That's all I'll say.

[antiquie]

27. No. n/t

[Scootaloo]

28. I won't vote for someone who's not the democratic nominee

Clinton won't be. Just like she wasn't on '08. We're not republicans, we don't have to scrape the barrel.

[liberal_at_heart]

30. no.

[840high]

31. No.

[zappaman]

32. Yes since at that point she will have been the Democratic nominee.

And I will vote for the Democratic nominee.

[scarletwoman]

33. No, that would just piss me off. If Warren or Sanders don't run, I want them to stay in the Senate.

In any case, I don't want Hillary for Prez no matter what.

[DawgHouse]

34. Of course. nt

[Savannahmann]

35. If she was the nominee. Yes.

To pick her as the nominee, not if you hit me in the head with a shovel.

[SomethingFishy]

37. +1. I'll vote for her if I have no choice.

Although I would really love to see a woman President...

[DJ13]

36. No

I have too much respect for both Warren and Sanders to want to see either of them being used as a prop to win over the base.

Especially when I doubt Clinton would ever be interested in their counsel as President, since her core beliefs are the polar opposite.

[Thinkingabout]

38. I would vote for Hillary and the VP would not matter

On the ones who does not think Hillary would not consult others have it wrong.

[annm4peace]

39. No

I'm surprise of so many No's. I thought we would be in the minority.

can't stand her or her foreign policy

[CakeGrrl]

40. I'll vote for the Dem in the GE

which is more than what some of Hillary's supporters could manage in 2008.

I won't lift a finger for her until then. She has bad instincts.

From hiring GOP operative Mark Penn, to criticizing President Obama's foreign policy, then walking that back when the water tested too hot, to the hints from her Iowa Steak Fry appearance this weekend that she's going to try to run on taking credit for the ACA/Obamacare (WTF?), I get a strong sense that an HRC presidency would be a series of missteps and walk-backs, and finding dangerous "common ground" with the GOP in Congress.

[Algernon Moncrieff]

41. I'm voting for Hillary no matter who her VP is. (nt)

[Pastiche423]

42. No

[Pastiche423]

43. No

[PADemD]

44. No

[Katashi_itto]

45. No

[Iggo]

46. I'll vote for Clinton if she's the Dem candidate in the general election.

[RGinNJ]

47. If she is the only choice than yes.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

48. So all the people voting "No" in this thread are admitting they would not support the Dem nominee...

....in a general election?

[peacebird]

52. I am saying that I will not vote for HRC even if she is the Dem nominee.

It would be a first for me, not supporting the Dem nominee, and I am hoping it doesn't come to that. She was not the nominee last time even with all the "inevitable" bs. Hoping she decides to stay out of this one altogether.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

60. So....President Rand Paul? n/m

[on point]

49. No. I feel like all these marketing questions are attempts to make her more saleable

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I don't think the DLC third party types get she isn't wanted no matter how she is packaged. We are no longer going to be suckered by packaging. We want substance, and that is far different than what they have been pushing.

They just don't get it. No amount of lipstick will work

[winter is coming]

58. ^^ This. n/t

[Warren DeMontague]

50. I will vote for Hillary if she is the Democratic Nominee for President.

I have not made up my mind who I will support for that nomination, yet, though. It is premature to talk about the general when we haven't even started the primary process.

[peacebird]

51. No.

[jamzrockz]

53. It depends on

who the republicans nominate. If he is really that much worse than Clinton, then I will love for her. But if it was some McCain type repub similar to Clinton? then I am staying home

[SamKnause]

54. No,

I will not vote for Hillary.

[Heidi]

55. I will vote for the Democratic Party nominee. (nt)

[Laelth]

56. I will vote for Hillary if she is the nominee.

Her V.P. choice will not be the determining factor in my vote for Hillary in the general election.

That said, quite obviously, I'd prefer a different nominee.

-Laelth

[Romulox]

57. Nope. nt

[sabrina 1]

61. No! n/t

[Blue_In_AK]

62. I'm going to have a hard time voting for her

no matter who her running mate is. We seriously need a paradigm shift, and she won't bring it.

[morningfog]

63. Probabaly not. However, it depends on who the republican nominee is and the polling in my state.