2016 Postmortem

DFW

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40. Not at all. You have company.

Thu Nov 5, 2015, 11:16 AM

Nov 2015

One of Howard's biggest disappointments from 10 years ago was not getting electronic voting machines, designed and programmed by openly partisan Republicans, taken out of circulation. Citizens United is just another building block in Republican strategy to nullify our voting rights, of make them irrelevant. Howard not only sees this, but agrees with me (and you) on the degree of the danger it presents. If Howard knows, then Hillary knows. Frankly, I'd be surprised to hear that Bernie or O'Malley felt differently.

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I Pledge to Vote for the Democratic Nominee in the General Election. How About You? [View all] McCamy Taylor Nov 2015 OP

Of course I do. That is a given. riversedge Nov 2015 #1

I pledge to wear their credentials as a voter protection attorney, too. nt msanthrope Nov 2015 #2

Bravo! voting for the nominee should be a given on this site. n/t Lil Missy Nov 2015 #3

Count me in! n/t NanceGreggs Nov 2015 #4

Protest Vote? No-I'll vote for the candidate that consistently represents democratic values & issues JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #5

Kick and Rec'd! BlueCaliDem Nov 2015 #6

I pledge to trash all these damn threads as they're made. nt pinstikfartherin Nov 2015 #7

They do smell of meta all right. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2015 #12

I pledge to vote for the candidate I prefer in the General Election. Tierra_y_Libertad Nov 2015 #8

I pledge to vote for the person that best represents Democratic values as I understand them. nt Live and Learn Nov 2015 #9

The Question Is The Answer billhicks76 Nov 2015 #10

We have a winner... MattSh Nov 2015 #25

Clintonites Have A Reality Problem billhicks76 Nov 2015 #45

+100 kath Nov 2015 #42

If you're so worried that Dems won't like your candidate, then don't vote for them in the primary. cui bono Nov 2015 #11

It's easier for them to be condescending and continue to push the loyalty oath davidpdx Nov 2015 #14

The first time I ever voted, I proudly voted Republican. DFW Nov 2015 #19

Hey, that's all well and good davidpdx Nov 2015 #24

I REALLY hope you're wrong about Citizens United, and have grounds for thinking so. DFW Nov 2015 #27

I like Dr. Dean and think he should have remained the DNC chair davidpdx Nov 2015 #31

I should be seeing him in 2 months DFW Nov 2015 #34

Glad to hear someone shares my view on this one davidpdx Nov 2015 #39

Not at all. You have company. DFW Nov 2015 #40

Proud to do so. byronius Nov 2015 #13

Absolutely. They're a great group. n/t pnwmom Nov 2015 #15

Absolutely. eom BlueMTexpat Nov 2015 #16

I don't have to Pledge. . I just do it for my country and her people. Cha Nov 2015 #17

I too have voted straight dem ticket since 1972. However the party of willvotesdem Nov 2015 #18

......... azurnoir Nov 2015 #20

Of course. Lunabell Nov 2015 #21

No bl968 Nov 2015 #22

Same here. Nt newfie11 Nov 2015 #33

I'm finally fed up enought to vote for the better candidate, rather than TalkingDog Nov 2015 #43

I pledge to post "this shit again?" MattSh Nov 2015 #23

Yep! Will do! n/t JustAnotherGen Nov 2015 #26

I'm not onboard with this. Amimnoch Nov 2015 #28

Of course I will vote for the democratic nominee workinclasszero Nov 2015 #29

Thanks......this helps me VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #30

Of course. Starry Messenger Nov 2015 #32

Nope. LWolf Nov 2015 #35

It goes without saying (or pledging) DinahMoeHum Nov 2015 #36

If there is an actual Democrat running in the GE, I pledge to vote for that person. / nt RiverLover Nov 2015 #37

i pledge to keep my pledge about ignoring all "loyalty oath" threads designed restorefreedom Nov 2015 #38

Absolutely! MoonRiver Nov 2015 #41

If my home state of Illinois has the remotest chance of swinging to the Republican ... Martin Eden Nov 2015 #44