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Democratic Primaries

tymorial

(3,433 posts)

3. In hindsight.

Reply to Eko (Original post)

Fri Apr 19, 2019, 07:30 PM

Apr 2019

I supporter Sanders in 2016 voted for Clinton in the general. I am no longer a supporter and it's in large part of what I read here and I observed from supporters.

I am not rehashing the primary. I am just stating my history.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Has anyone ever been convinced to switch their support for a canidate [View all] Eko Apr 2019 OP

No, I bounce back and forth between Harris and Warren. we can do it Apr 2019 #1

Not from an argument, but many good discussions are edifying me. Decoy of Fenris Apr 2019 #2

In hindsight. tymorial Apr 2019 #3

Similar to you, but for me, even more weight was given by real life MH1 Apr 2019 #24

This year, I'm very open to the possibility... First Speaker Apr 2019 #4

yes KentuckyWoman Apr 2019 #5

I open to any candidate who can beat Trump mikewv Apr 2019 #6

Not specifically. But there are times... Honeycombe8 Apr 2019 #7

If any candidate's supporters are consistently irritating and insulting IronLionZion Apr 2019 #8

+1 Celerity Apr 2019 #40

I go here more than anywhere else and pick my candidate as the one who holds my ideals the best n/t. airplaneman Apr 2019 #9

I was DownriverDem Apr 2019 #10

No. All the back-and-forth abqtommy Apr 2019 #11

Self-deleted Mme. Defarge Apr 2019 #12

I have seen more than one poster say they have changed their mind because they do not like Tipperary Apr 2019 #13

Not so far but it's early Cha Apr 2019 #14

No, I still support them all. Iggo Apr 2019 #15

Yes. artislife Apr 2019 #16

I have not yet, but remain open to the possibility. better Apr 2019 #17

No, but Elizabeth Warren is looking better and better to me. Paladin Apr 2019 #18

She has voted against more of Trumps judicial appointments than any other in the Senate nt Snotcicles Apr 2019 #30

She was great on Rachel. n/t femmedem Apr 2019 #31

Yes. For "a" candidate, but NOT the candidate that the writer was hoping for. NurseJackie Apr 2019 #19

How do you know the OP was hoping for a particular... LAS14 Apr 2019 #20

I read words, not minds. The poster was clear. NurseJackie Apr 2019 #21

How was I clear what candidate I was hoping for? Eko Apr 2019 #35

What makes you think I was talking about you? NurseJackie Apr 2019 #36

Huh, who were you talking about? Eko Apr 2019 #37

Some other writer... not you. NurseJackie Apr 2019 #38

No prob! Eko Apr 2019 #39

Not from an argument here... WeekiWater Apr 2019 #22

2004, supported Kerry, switched Buzz cook Apr 2019 #23

I went from Warren to Inslee. BlueWI Apr 2019 #25

He is my hope against hope artislife Apr 2019 #33

Sure, lack of name recognition hurts Inslee. BlueWI Apr 2019 #41

I think I will send him so money artislife Apr 2019 #43

Not yet. I keep an open mind but have a strict criteria as to who I will take seriously Siwsan Apr 2019 #26

On here... No rpannier Apr 2019 #27

Switched away from Bernie empedocles Apr 2019 #28

No. I really like Mayor Pete but think that Joe Biden brings the most to the table. avebury Apr 2019 #29

Yes. 2008. Amimnoch Apr 2019 #32

Yes, from info rather than arguments. femmedem Apr 2019 #34

Never. And until 2016 I never heard a voter.... SMC22307 Apr 2019 #42