Reserving Judgement

[Progressive2020]

I find it a little odd that some people have chosen certain candidates and then switched to another already. I have some favorite candidates and some that I do not like too much, but I am reserving judgement until I see everyone debate and present themselves over time.

It seems to me to be way too early to choose a candidate. So I am sort of saying that Undecided is probably the best thing to be at this moment, not falling in and out of love with any one candidate. It is way too soon to make a selection.

[Funtatlaguy]

1. I too am waiting for the debates showcasing all our talent.

[onecaliberal]

2. I want to give it more time too.

[True Dough]

3. I knew I was going to marry my wife when I met her in university

We're still together 23 years later.

Mayor Pete has no worries either when it comes to my loyalty!

[Progressive2020]

5. I Appreciate Your Sense Of Loyalty

Mayor Pete is a great guy. He is on my list of who I might vote for in the Primary, and I certainly would support him in the General Election should he get the Nomination. I am still holding out until after the debates. Mayor Pete is a smart and well-spoken guy, so I expect that he will do well in the debates. I liked his Town Hall performance.

[genxlib]

4. Not unlike real voting

By the time my state gets around to having their primary, many of the candidates will be gone already.

It feels kind of pointless to cozy up to someone who may not survive long enough to actually get my vote.

[marylandblue]

6. The question is, "if the election were held today..."

And I'm willing to answer that question for today. It doesn't mean I am falling in and out of love. Tomorrow I could change my mind based on new information.

[Progressive2020]

7. Fair Enough

I personally do not have someone that I would vote for today, but I understand your point. Thanks for posting.