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el_bryanto

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28. Yes I will support someone dumb enough to get fooled by Bush or agree with him

Fri Mar 8, 2013, 10:12 AM

Mar 2013

Let me say that categorically. I've already done it when I supported Kerry in 2004. If that's the person on the ticket and it's a choice between that person and a Romney or a Bush or a Rubio or a Ryan - of course I'll support Clinton or Kerry or any number of people.

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Lest we forget, [View all] MadHound Mar 2013 OP

Better get your alternative off his / her ass then. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #1

So, do you think that such blunders on her part make her a fit candidate for the office? n/t MadHound Mar 2013 #2

Let's see ... if she had beat Obama in the primaries, I'd have voted for her. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #3

I voted for Hillary Clinton in the primaries. ananda Mar 2013 #4

I think she's actually to Obama's right, and far more hawkish, but that's irrelevant. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #6

So you're essentially saying that you'll vote for anybody, MadHound Mar 2013 #8

So you've have no alternative, got it. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #18

You stated that you thought that Hillary was to the right of Obama, MadHound Mar 2013 #20

You make a lot of assumptions. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #23

Speaking of assumptions, you make quite a few yourself, MadHound Mar 2013 #24

I think I already explained how I vote up thread. Maybe you missed it. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #31

You've explained it quite clearly, MadHound Mar 2013 #33

Yes, as I explained, you have no alternative. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #37

LOL, there's always alternatives, MadHound Mar 2013 #38

The good news is that others in the thread have actually proposed a few alternatives. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #40

Really? MadHound Mar 2013 #7

What is your opinion of a better alternative? MadHound Mar 2013 #5

Since I'm not a one issue voter, I'd be comparing across a very broad landscape of issues. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #10

Possible options theKed Mar 2013 #36

I like your list, at least you are trying. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #39

The biggest issue theKed Mar 2013 #44

I'd agree with all of that. nt. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #45

That doesn't answer the question does it? el_bryanto Mar 2013 #9

Don't know yet, MadHound Mar 2013 #15

Its your OP, you brought up Hillary, making whether she has "thrown her hat in the ring" JoePhilly Mar 2013 #21

How many pundits are out there pushing somebody else besides Hillary? MadHound Mar 2013 #22

See, here's how it works ... JoePhilly Mar 2013 #26

Ooo, such a nice condescending tone you've got there, MadHound Mar 2013 #29

I set my tone to match the person I'm responding to. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #41

Yes I will support someone dumb enough to get fooled by Bush or agree with him el_bryanto Mar 2013 #28

Then you're not terribly discriminating, are you? MadHound Mar 2013 #32

Who did you vote for in 2004? el_bryanto Mar 2013 #35

And ... JoePhilly Mar 2013 #42

Rah Rah Rah!! RandiFan1290 Mar 2013 #11

Who will you be working to get elected? Lex Mar 2013 #12

Certainly not Hillary. n/t MadHound Mar 2013 #13

I'll look for that one on the ballot. Lex Mar 2013 #16

There is no one named "Not Hillary". JoePhilly Mar 2013 #19

good luck. spanone Mar 2013 #14

I reckon most don't care, they are just rooting for the party Puzzledtraveller Mar 2013 #17

2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 WilliamPitt Mar 2013 #25

Amen, Will. Lex Mar 2013 #27

The way the system is currently structured, woo me with science Mar 2013 #30

Lest we forget, the 2014 midterms are what we should all be focused on....not 2016. nt. OldDem2012 Mar 2013 #34

Actually, we need to walk and chew gum at the same time. JoePhilly Mar 2013 #43