Are you now more or less likely to support Hillary Clinton?

[left-of-center2012]

Having been declared the "presumptive nominee" by AP and NBC the night before the California primary,
are you more or less likely to support her in the general election?

60 votes, 3 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	More likely
	4 (7%)
	Less likely
	43 (72%)
	Other
	13 (22%)
	3 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[retrowire]

1. I'll take "No fucking clue" for 500 Alex! nt

[merrily]

6. Oh, yeah?

[retrowire]

16. :) nt

[Trust Buster]

2. I think the timing of such a poll will lead to amisleading result. This is a critical and emotional

period in the process. A month from now, as emotions subside, a more accurate glimpse can be attained IMO.

[Miles Archer]

3. Because of last night's announcement? No.

She's still not a candidate I believe in, but it has nothing to do with AP.

[Lizzie Poppet]

4. "Other"

It was already impossible for me to be less likely to support Hillary Clinton.

[merrily]

5. After Puerto Rico? I assume that's a rhetorical question.

[vi5]

7. I feel the same way I did months ago....

...and the same way I did when she was running against Obama.

She'll get my vote because Trump is so goddamned awful. But I still don't like her. I don't like her as a politician. I don't like her public persona. I don't trust her one bit.

I won't donate to her or the DNC if doubling down on military friendly economic centrism is where the party establishment is staking it's claim. I won't make one phone call on her behalf. I won't stuff one envelope. I won't even be bothered to argue with anyone who doesn't like her and are saying they won't vote for her. There's no way I'd be able to provide a convincing argument beyond "Trump sucks." and even that is more of my time than I feel Hillary is worth.

Sure there are still "what if"'s such as who her running mate is. But given how the Democratic party has been ravaged by the cancerous third way, sensible centrist dems, other than Elizabeth Warren or Russ Feingold (neither of which are going to happen), I can't imagine who she'd pick that would actually get me excited or be able to overlook her myriad flaws.

[Duckhunter935]

13. My state us do red, my vote does not matter

For the top ticket. More than likely she will now move to the right and pick a poll tested VP.

[auntpurl]

21. Thank you for your vote.

I understand how you feel. My candidate has lost in the past too, and I have held my nose many times. But you'll vote for her; you're a good Democrat.

[vi5]

28. Not any more I'm not.

If her opponent were anyone other than Trump I wouldn't be voting for her. And I've already switched my registration to independent after 30 years as a loyal, registered, party line voting, donating, canvassing, envelop stuffing Democrat.

If Trump wins it destroys the country as we know it. If Hillary wins, it will solidify the already years along, slow destruction of the Democratic party as I've known it my entire life. I need something more than "not as bad as the other guy" to keep me an active member and the party doesn't offer anything more than that.

[TheCowsCameHome]

8. Les Likely should run for office.

He could defeat her.

[mmonk]

12. .

[restorefreedom]

9. i am now deep into negative numbers. nt

[PowerToThePeople]

10. I was never going to vote Hillary

That has not changed.

[Duckhunter935]

11. Have to take other

She has done nothing to win my support . My views are the same and my vote or non-vote is unchanged.

[onehandle]

14. DU needs to delete the poll function.

Not a chance that they will ever reflect what people are really thinking here and certainly not real life ever again.

[bigwillq]

18. I love DU polls.

I think they're fun, and nothing to take too seriously.

[lumberjack_jeff]

22. Soon enough the responses will be in the single digits.

At that time, I suspect that you'll consider them valid again.

[MiniMe]

15. Hillary had nothing to do with AP making the announcement

That said, I will vote for the democratic nominee over the tRump, because tRump in just unthinkable. She is not my candidate of choice. Don't know if you would say I "support" her, but I will vote for the democratic candidate.

[lumberjack_jeff]

20. Don't be naive. Of course she did. n/t

[bigwillq]

17. The same

I don't care for Ms. Clinton. I still think she's awful. But, the people have spoken. And the majority of the people who voted so far in the DEM primary voted for Ms. Clinton. I respect democracy. Barring death or disaster, Ms. Clinton will be the DEM nominee. I long ago accepted that she will be the nominee, and I ok with it, as much as I can be.

[lumberjack_jeff]

19. Everything about her campaign, including the collusion of media, has been subversive of democracy.

So, less.

[RichGirl]

23. The media is obsessive....

If you allow them to change your vote one way or another...you are their pawn!

Here's an idea....do whatever you were planning on doing before media predictions!

[left-of-center2012]

24. “DU needs to delete the poll function” responded ‘onehandle’ in #14 above

Hey?
Let's run a poll on that idea! ;)

[demwing]

25. I didn't think I could be any less likely than I already was

But I am, so there you go...

[tularetom]

26. There never was ANY chance that I would "support" Hillary Clinton

But after this latest stunt my contempt for her has only increased.

[dana_b]

27. Other - I was never gonna vote for her but now

I will actively fight against her. And yeah, after a few more posts, I'm outta here so you all will get your way.

[840high]

29. So will I.

[senz]

30. Last night's dirty trick made a dirty campaign dirtier.

[loyalsister]

31. I will vote for her

But I will not defend or advocate for her.

[MH1]

32. Where's the option for "It doesn't fucking matter?" nt

[pampango]

33. I live in Ohio. I support Bernie. I was never not going to vote for the Democratic nominee. n/t

[Vinca]

34. I'll be voting against Trump.

Back to lesser of two evils.