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[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Now that the picture has become even clearer, who do you support? 

[tarheel-leftist85]

John Edwards, a true liberal...oh no, but "liberal" is a dirty word

[7,052,770]

I picked Clinton in the poll, but I'm not sure yet.

[Frodo]

Of these -Vilsack, though I have no doubt he has no chance of winning the nomination. 

[JSojourner]

Obama.  But if Gore jumps in, I would support him first.

[Cubby]

1. Barack Obama

2. Tom Vilsack

3. Joe Biden

Did anyone see Vilsack on The Daily Show this week? He came across really good, enough to become my second choice.

If the Dems nominate Hillary and the GOP nominates McCain or Guiliani, I might have to vote Republican. 

[7,052,770]

If the Dems nominate Hillary and the GOP nominates McCain or Guiliani, I might have to vote Republican. 

Immediately change your avatar and take the absolute values of your PC scores.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

I'm supporting Obama (I can't vote), but people are already attacking him because his name is Barack HUSSIEN Obama, and to those who say that won't work; remember Chambliss vs. Cleland.  That was a pretty rediculess ad!

[Bay Ridge, Bklyn! Born and Bred]

I agree with the author who stated that if Hillary were the nominee, I would vote Republican in 2008.

As a native New Yorker, I like Guiliani; pretty liberal guy.  And McCain--though I disagree with him on most things--I have deep respect for and I admire his courage in standing up to the far-right.

I would never vote for Hillary.  Even though I admire her husband, I just can't stand her.  I support Vilsack

[Cubby]

If the Dems nominate Hillary and the GOP nominates McCain or Guiliani, I might have to vote Republican. 

Immediately change your avatar and take the absolute values of your PC scores.

I doubt it would ever come to me having to vote Republican. But my party must understand that no matter what benefits Hillary has, 50% of Americans will never vote for her. If she is nominated, we're doomed.

[Eraserhead]

If the Dems nominate Hillary and the GOP nominates McCain or Guiliani, I might have to vote Republican. 

Immediately change your avatar and take the absolute values of your PC scores.

I doubt it would ever come to me having to vote Republican. But my party must understand that no matter what benefits Hillary has, 50% of Americans will never vote for her. If she is nominated, we're doomed.

Don't pay attention to him. He is virtually the only Democrat on here who wants to see Clinton nominated.

[Cubby]

I agree with the author who stated that if Hillary were the nominee, I would vote Republican in 2008.

As a native New Yorker, I like Guiliani; pretty liberal guy.  And McCain--though I disagree with him on most things--I have deep respect for and I admire his courage in standing up to the far-right.

I would never vote for Hillary.  Even though I admire her husband, I just can't stand her.  I support Vilsack

I feel exactly the same way. Back in the 90's, Guiliani was probably my favorite politician. And McCain is a hero and someone who I supported back in 2000 and still like now (even though he has to pander to the base)

I don't hate Hillary personally. Men feel threatened by her b/c they don't like powerful women. But she is the worst mainstream candidate we could pick.

[Smash255]

I'm supporting Obama, I think he is the best out of those and has a great chance of winning.

With that being said I think those who don't think Hillary can win nationwide are completley wrong.

[Deano963]

Wow. I'm no big Hillary fan, but Biden has more votes than her (albiet just one)?? That's pathetic, mainly b/c Biden is such a complete moron. Say what you will about Hillary, but she is smarter than Biden by a mile.

.....Oh and I voted for Obama in the poll but you have Richardson (possibly my first choice) missing while lower-tier candidates like Vilsack and Biden are in there. Odd.

[Deano963]

If the Dems nominate Hillary and the GOP nominates McCain or Guiliani, I might have to vote Republican. 

Immediately change your avatar and take the absolute values of your PC scores.

I doubt it would ever come to me having to vote Republican. But my party must understand that no matter what benefits Hillary has, 50% of Americans will never vote for her. If she is nominated, we're doomed.

That's a tad bit of an exageration. It's likely 35% at the very most. I also agree with Smash that anyone who thinks that Hillary cannnot win the general is way off. I think people who believe that have been smoking the CW pipe way more than they should.