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Warren DeMontague

(80,708 posts)
189. One: I'm a Sanders supporter. Two: I'm not going to tell anyone who to vote for.
Fri Oct 2, 2015, 04:16 PM
Oct 2015

But let me ask you: how old are you?

How many Republican Presidents do you actually remember?

Because this old man can tell you, here's how it works. Your Democratic Presidents will often, usually, generally, let you down in various ways. Disappoint. Not always, and I still hold out hope for better, which is why I am supporting Senator Sanders-

but Republicans don't disappoint. They exceed expectations. However bad you think they're going to be, they're worse. A LOT worse.

I guarantee you that "the lesser of two evils" looks a fuckton less evil after 8 years of some unimaginably craptastic Republican in the White House.

Okay. So either don't vote or vote for the other side. It's all about choices. leftofcool Oct 2015 #1
Predictable. Inane, and predictable. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #3
You just stated you could not vote for Hillary. leftofcool Oct 2015 #6
there are more than two choices restorefreedom Oct 2015 #51
There are only two viable choices emulatorloo Oct 2015 #71
i will not stay home restorefreedom Oct 2015 #79
As you should. But keep in mind your vote has real-world consequences. emulatorloo Oct 2015 #100
my closest friend on earth is gay restorefreedom Oct 2015 #105
underline VIABLE. this is why the left LOSES. i want to WIN, no other option these days of FUX GNEWZ pansypoo53219 Oct 2015 #93
This is why we need Sanders, and we need him to win. Scootaloo Oct 2015 #129
Scenario certain SCantiGOP Oct 2015 #133
I think you missed my point. Scootaloo Oct 2015 #174
you might be right SCantiGOP Oct 2015 #178
The point I make is that I think only a Sanders win can stop our steady drag to the right Scootaloo Oct 2015 #181
+1 Exactly, Scootaloo. We've seen this mechanism in operation for decades, senz Oct 2015 #179
Is that why Vermont only has Senators from the two main parties? I didn't think so. A Simple Game Oct 2015 #274
I see - the voters of Vermont just aren't as smart as you are. brooklynite Oct 2015 #292
Maybe I just don't understand your post but if you would check A Simple Game Oct 2015 #297
In national elections, there are only two viable options emulatorloo Oct 2015 #311
I will vote for the Democratic Socialist third party candidate just like you say you will. A Simple Game Oct 2015 #315
+1 beerandjesus Oct 2015 #104
third option is to write in your choice peacebird Oct 2015 #61
Which equates to a GOPer vote. BlueMTexpat Oct 2015 #171
I have long since learned that the only thing I can control is my vote peacebird Oct 2015 #176
If Hillary does get the nomination BlueMTexpat Oct 2015 #291
My my... Nice rant there BlueMTexpat! peacebird Oct 2015 #293
And, if he doesn't, BlueMTexpat Oct 2015 #294
You should watch Bad News Bears. I'd go with the original. cui bono Oct 2015 #244
So you'll go third party like what happened in Florida in 2000 . . . brush Oct 2015 #19
Well, for one, I don't live in Florida. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #35
Dems Still Blame Nader mentschinraziel Oct 2015 #137
I like you. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #145
Great first post. cui bono Oct 2015 #245
"If you still blame Nader for what happened, you have lost all credibility." SusanCalvin Oct 2015 #210
Also, I AM worrying about the middle east. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #39
200,000 registered democrats voted for Bush in Florida, 2000. Scootaloo Oct 2015 #184
You are then in the minority. FarPoint Oct 2015 #301
A very snide response to a very thoughtful post. THIS is how people in the REAL WORLD are thinking sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #12
^^THIS^^ passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #152
K&R (and saving for later) /nt demwing Oct 2015 #2
I wish I didn't agree with you olddots Oct 2015 #4
Right? It would be much easier if I didn't feel this way. Nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #20
Can you spell out what exactly is Sanders' thoughts on drug legalisation? truedelphi Oct 2015 #89
Oddly enough, I have had a hard time finding that out. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #99
Here you go: Fawke Em Oct 2015 #122
"I support Sanders because he might open up the discussion some" passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #158
on medical mj he is good questionseverything Oct 2015 #162
I hear you ibegurpard Oct 2015 #5
Good OP that makes you think, but I agree with this post LettuceSea Oct 2015 #9
Yes, and I get that... F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #13
Are you ready for a couple more Scalia's on the court? TexasProgresive Oct 2015 #15
Eh, I have few worries about the supreme court. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #22
Your last line sounds remarkably kimmiesque TexasProgresive Oct 2015 #38
I'm afraid I don't get the reference. Nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #40
Kim Davis would say, "the rule of law cannot be supreme " TexasProgresive Oct 2015 #44
Ah, yes. I get it now. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #56
peaceful protest is what gets things done passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #161
Egomania is not pretty HERVEPA Oct 2015 #213
Not voting only benefits Republicans. BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #7
That is true. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #18
You need to look into her agenda. BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #41
I have, believe me. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #48
She has always been a fighter. BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #58
I disagree with that. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #66
Fighting for women and children overseas Left Ear Oct 2015 #188
Many of her issues are copycat issues that she followed Bernie on passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #168
Yes, her agenda seems to be improving with Bernie's candidacy. n/t senz Oct 2015 #182
Another call for folks to stay home on DU. JoePhilly Oct 2015 #8
Never. I will never tell someone not to vote. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #24
Supporters of a Solidly Scaliafied Supreme Court Salute Similar Sentiments. oasis Oct 2015 #10
It's the Supreme Court angryvet Oct 2015 #11
Just 'a Democrat' isn't good enough. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2015 #28
Bill Clinton nominated the 2 most liberal justices on SCOTUS. BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #43
The 2 most liberal justices CURRENTLY SITTING. beerandjesus Oct 2015 #68
Yes, thank you! Nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #74
I agree with what you said about Sanders probable SCOTUS nominees but . . . brush Oct 2015 #78
Have you read the Terms of Service for this website oberliner Oct 2015 #14
Out of the hundreds of other shady posts, you chose to blast that on this OP? LettuceSea Oct 2015 #23
Can't hurt to remind folks of the DU Terms of Service oberliner Oct 2015 #200
I am very aware of that, thank you. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #27
You are welcome oberliner Oct 2015 #201
Hahahaha, the "friendly" TOS reminder! beerandjesus Oct 2015 #47
It is quite friendly oberliner Oct 2015 #203
Well said MoveIt Oct 2015 #309
tos can only apply to du restorefreedom Oct 2015 #65
That is true oberliner Oct 2015 #204
since i try not to think too far ahead restorefreedom Oct 2015 #214
you do realize General Election season does not begin until after the Democratic Primary ? azurnoir Oct 2015 #115
Yes, indeed oberliner Oct 2015 #205
yuck yuck yuck 840high Oct 2015 #123
What an odd response. Bobbie Jo Oct 2015 #142
We don't have a nominee yet - so I'm tired 840high Oct 2015 #191
It will be fun when we are all on the same side oberliner Oct 2015 #208
who will clean the long knives? reddread Oct 2015 #269
Since the OP is advocating for Bernie passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #170
There is no threat oberliner Oct 2015 #199
Since the OP did not break the TOS, there was no need to post them passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #202
There really isn't a need to post anything oberliner Oct 2015 #206
You are being disingenouis about why you posted it here and now passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #221
Here's why I posted it oberliner Oct 2015 #233
I don't think he was being disingenous. The OP stated that he would not vote for Hillary in the GE brush Oct 2015 #255
Using the TOS that way is authoritarian. senz Oct 2015 #207
No it's not oberliner Oct 2015 #209
... senz Oct 2015 #215
I understand your argument oberliner Oct 2015 #234
b...b...but the RULES say you have to back MY candidate! Jester Messiah Oct 2015 #270
Bingo. GoneFishin Oct 2015 #271
None of this should be in bold as NONE of it hughee99 Oct 2015 #295
Well said. To me, Bernie is acceptable. Hillary isn't. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #16
So who will you vote for? brush Oct 2015 #25
Bernie if nominated. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #29
A republican? brush Oct 2015 #30
Nope. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #33
It will never cease to amaze me you think socialists will vote Republican. Nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #42
Not voting or voting 3rd party is voting for a republican brush Oct 2015 #52
Wrong. Voting 3rd party is not voting for a Republican or Democrat. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #83
Ok, if you say so. Just consider this: The important thing to do is to get a Dem . . . brush Oct 2015 #108
I don't buy the "Not as bad" ploy of the Decaf Democrats. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #114
The purpose really is to get Democrats elected. Look it up. brush Oct 2015 #118
I have the archaic notion that my vote belongs to me, to use as I wish. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #120
Use it how you want brush Oct 2015 #132
I always complain about politcians no matter what party. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #138
We are not putting up with that crap anymore. You cannot bully us into voting for liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #139
Like I care. brush Oct 2015 #146
Bernie or bust? BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #72
No. If Bernie doesn't get the nomination I'll vote for someone even more progressive than he is. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #81
Someone who has no chance of appointing SCOTUS? BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #91
Ridiculous. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #98
Solidarity wins elections. BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #102
Good. I'm in solidarity with progressives. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #106
After reading some posts on another site passiveporcupine Oct 2015 #175
Thanks for highlighting the willingness workinclasszero Oct 2015 #224
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Oct 2015 #17
So you will vote for who? brush Oct 2015 #26
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Oct 2015 #37
ditto for me restorefreedom Oct 2015 #69
+100 840high Oct 2015 #124
As both a Sandernista and a socialist also, Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2015 #21
Yes, exactly. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #31
Thought full n/t FlatBaroque Oct 2015 #32
Lesser of two evils HassleCat Oct 2015 #34
When is your limit? F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #45
No limit HassleCat Oct 2015 #49
And that is the difference between you and me, quite simply. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #62
I think that's where most of the Chris Hedges-type progressives are at. It sounds like you and they ancianita Oct 2015 #285
Remember this: Kim Davis is a "Democrat." Fawke Em Oct 2015 #127
Actually, she switched to the GOP a few weeks ago in one of her passive agressive press conferences. FSogol Oct 2015 #136
I see. Fawke Em Oct 2015 #228
I used to knock on a lot of doors for local Democrats and once came across an FSogol Oct 2015 #235
WAS a Democrat. Blue_In_AK Oct 2015 #149
Then you will always be given a Hitler or Stalin Honeylies Oct 2015 #190
Yes, it's a quandry HassleCat Oct 2015 #211
Lesser of two evils argument is getting old. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #60
It's not an argument HassleCat Oct 2015 #67
Yes, it's an argument. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #80
A couple possibilities HassleCat Oct 2015 #109
And Bernie represents option 1. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #156
Agree. haikugal Oct 2015 #187
a freakin men. nt restorefreedom Oct 2015 #76
Because some of us are sick and tired of being played for suckers. beerandjesus Oct 2015 #63
+1. I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. Right now, I don't think I'll come to it. n/t winter is coming Oct 2015 #96
No one is asking for fealty pledges for Hillary in the primary brush Oct 2015 #256
I know I will NOT be able to vote for Clinton if Sanders fails... YabaDabaNoDinoNo Oct 2015 #36
Why wait? BlueWaveDem Oct 2015 #46
What's your hurry? Besides even if I did right now I could still post here. YabaDabaNoDinoNo Oct 2015 #53
"Friendly TOS reminder" in 3... 2.... 1........ beerandjesus Oct 2015 #75
Maybe he/she is waiting to see who wins the nomination. senz Oct 2015 #195
The DNC Wants You! To Vote For Hillary! NonMetro Oct 2015 #280
The DNC can KMA! YabaDabaNoDinoNo Oct 2015 #300
You have to vote your conscience. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #50
Point taken and recieved. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #70
I have been pro glbtq rights from the jump, long before it was cool... DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #86
Truth. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #107
I start from the proposition that most politicians are trimmers. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2015 #112
A good way to do it... F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #119
IN terms of that and otehr issues of rights, Clinton would at least... Armstead Oct 2015 #54
Fair enough. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #82
Detested puma in 2008 and I detest in now. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #55
I have never felt represented by the Party. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #85
I respect your honesty but i am being honest when i say I don't respect your choice. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #95
That would depend entirely on the quality of their arguments. beerandjesus Oct 2015 #113
I don't respect it whatever their reason is. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #116
I would say voting is an intimate, personal, and sacred right and I respect their right liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #147
Sure but expect responses when you a nnounce your opinion. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #150
That's what the ignore button is for. liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #151
No that is what discussion is for. Besides i like the op. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #153
I haven't put you on ignore yet have I? I don't put everyone on ignore. liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #154
Do what you feel you need to do. I think it is worth discussing without using ignore. hrmjustin Oct 2015 #155
+1,000,000 Dawson Leery Oct 2015 #141
I live in a blue state, my non vote for Clinton probably won't matter much. m-lekktor Oct 2015 #57
I'm going to shoot myself in the heart instead of in the foot. valerief Oct 2015 #59
There's always the write-in vote. NorthCarolina Oct 2015 #64
If it comes to that, I think many will. Nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #90
Yep, enough NorthCarolina Oct 2015 #94
If Hillary is the nominee, that is my intention. n/t Chan790 Oct 2015 #97
Great post, and I wish the national Democratic Party would get this message beerandjesus Oct 2015 #73
Thanks for letting us know. MineralMan Oct 2015 #77
The question for me is whether legitimizing the system does me more harm than good. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #92
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Oct 2015 #101
How the election affects me, personally, doesn't really MineralMan Oct 2015 #103
I did not mean to imply it was only me I am thinking about. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #121
Fine, as long as you are willing to live with the consequences emulatorloo Oct 2015 #84
let's think about this for a minute strategically restorefreedom Oct 2015 #87
The threat of what Republicans would bring compaired to Hillary olddots Oct 2015 #88
the few dozen thousand activist party members have never been the issue MisterP Oct 2015 #110
The over-the-top anti-Clinton rhetoric from Bernistas suggests many of them... Nitram Oct 2015 #111
Well said. n/t FSogol Oct 2015 #140
Sorry but DonCoquixote Oct 2015 #117
Sorry but there is o comparison between Bush and Clinton. Nitram Oct 2015 #306
I did not deny one was better than the other DonCoquixote Oct 2015 #307
You're right. I apologize for my emotional reaction. Nitram Oct 2015 #308
Anyone who won't vote for someone because he isn't an identical twin . . . DrBulldog Oct 2015 #125
It is called self preservation and pragatimisn. Just because you don't like Hillary does not mean Todays_Illusion Oct 2015 #126
those of us who are democrats on DemocraticUnderground will miss you after the convention :-) nt msongs Oct 2015 #128
No, you have to vote zentrum Oct 2015 #130
I suspect that Clinton's ties to the religious right Blue_In_AK Oct 2015 #131
I thought that too. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #135
I will, thank you. Blue_In_AK Oct 2015 #157
The Professional Left did this in 2008. Dawson Leery Oct 2015 #134
The professional left Pantagruelsmember Oct 2015 #160
It was 300,000 registered Democrats in FL who though that Bush was better than Gore n/t eridani Oct 2015 #253
There may be more lefties than you think ish of the hammer Oct 2015 #164
I will never vote for Hillary Clinton. liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #143
Counter argument. Angela Davis voted for Obama. First time she ever voted for a major party McCamy Taylor Oct 2015 #144
To be honest, I'm not sure I get your point in this context. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #148
Thank you for writing this diary ish of the hammer Oct 2015 #159
If I still believe in Socialism I wouldn't vote for her or Sanders ismnotwasm Oct 2015 #163
May I ask why not? F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #217
So if the Hillary people all decide to sit it out if Bernie wins, that's okay with you? pnwmom Oct 2015 #165
If they have good reasons, I will respect that. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #219
Why would you doubt they would? pnwmom Oct 2015 #226
Because voting for a Republican is insane. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #229
They might just choose not to vote at all, like you. I don't know why you expect pnwmom Oct 2015 #241
I always vote. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #242
Do you live in a swing state TexasBushwhacker Oct 2015 #166
No, I do not. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #220
"Because there's not a dime's worth of difference between Al Gore and George Bush" greenman3610 Oct 2015 #167
As socialists, our responsibility is to strengthening our class to advance to greater goals. Starry Messenger Oct 2015 #169
"back to square one, circa 1980." I think manny here don't realize how fucking god awful that was. bettyellen Oct 2015 #197
I see this the same way. Starry Messenger Oct 2015 #247
As a woman I have seen our rights stripped away.... Often men forget that and think the gamble is bettyellen Oct 2015 #290
lol. i am queer and gay married and i dont think you should use us as an excuse to not vote for HRC. La Lioness Priyanka Oct 2015 #172
An excuse? F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #222
yes. an excuse. a silly excuse too. nt La Lioness Priyanka Oct 2015 #303
I Too Am Sitting On The Fence... ChiciB1 Oct 2015 #173
DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA ABOUT THE DAMAGE THAT... Herman4747 Oct 2015 #177
IF Clinton should become our nominee and that is beginning to look doubtful, I'm certain my decision Purveyor Oct 2015 #180
Now who are the PUMA's this year? William769 Oct 2015 #183
Oh, you're the fellow who locked me out of the Hillary group on July 12. Hi! senz Oct 2015 #192
So again I ask, who are the PUMA's This year? William769 Oct 2015 #194
If Bernie gets the nomination Honeylies Oct 2015 #196
Went right over your head. Whoosh! senz Oct 2015 #198
No-one that I can see around HERE, William. sibelian Oct 2015 #225
Probably the people who run their own website so they can trash Sanders supporters. DisgustipatedinCA Oct 2015 #238
Ah, no PUMA here. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #223
Similar feelings here. pa28 Oct 2015 #185
I will vote for her in 2016, if I must. Scootaloo Oct 2015 #186
I am not certain that as bad as a Cruz or a Trump might be F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #227
"I still have my white skin and all my other privileges"?. brush Oct 2015 #257
Um...yes? I have been open about it on this site. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #262
I really have nothing to say to you after that brush Oct 2015 #263
How is attempting to understand my own privilege F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #264
One: I'm a Sanders supporter. Two: I'm not going to tell anyone who to vote for. Warren DeMontague Oct 2015 #189
I am 67 olddots Oct 2015 #231
I was talking to the OP, but okay. Warren DeMontague Oct 2015 #260
Mega-left purity is as radical as the right wing insane tea party. Thanks for helping them. RBInMaine Oct 2015 #193
I couldn't do that for one reason: the crazy GOP. Vinca Oct 2015 #212
As we become adults we realize that the world doesn't revolve around us. Some I guess never grow up upaloopa Oct 2015 #216
This doesn't surprise me in the least workinclasszero Oct 2015 #218
Bernie has explicitly said he would not run a third party campaign. Fawke Em Oct 2015 #232
Uh huh workinclasszero Oct 2015 #236
Actually, Sanders isn't a liar; you may be confusing him with other candidates. DisgustipatedinCA Oct 2015 #239
You could just say you are going to back a Republican candidate. Thinkingabout Oct 2015 #230
I think I might understand you. PatrickforO Oct 2015 #237
Food for thought F4lconF16 in line with your post... AOR Oct 2015 #240
I am saving this. Thank you very much for that. F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #246
That's all good stuff but it's essentially just rhetoric since all this talk of 3rd parties . . . brush Oct 2015 #258
I think you missed the point... AOR Oct 2015 #265
I can't believe how many posts there are telling us who we have to vote for. liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #243
Good luck with that "ignore" stuff. Nobody cares. brush Oct 2015 #259
You cared enough to tell us no one cares. Fuddnik Oct 2015 #286
He/she pulled the same thing on me so I just wanted to let him/her know that being put on ignore brush Oct 2015 #296
I suspect that you might change your mind if it's Clinton vs someone from the Clown Car eridani Oct 2015 #248
Problem is that our car is already headed backwards, down a really big hill, with a cliff ahead. nt F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #249
+1. Very accurate description. liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #251
Both parties have been destroying this country since Reagan. It happens a little bit slower when liberal_at_heart Oct 2015 #250
Guess you won't be here after Nov. then perhaps Socialist Underground... Historic NY Oct 2015 #252
It's not about YOU frazzled Oct 2015 #254
Well said! randome Oct 2015 #275
You have to vote Mrs. Clinton if she is the nominee. God help us if Trump is the nomnee! akbacchus_BC Oct 2015 #261
If you don't want to vote for the Democratic candidate... Lancero Oct 2015 #266
Sigh...yes, as I am aware, I will be silenced in the main forums F4lconF16 Oct 2015 #267
"The staff spell it out". Fuddnik Oct 2015 #288
This whole thread demonstrates the problem with the American political system davidn3600 Oct 2015 #268
What's that suppose to mean, you're going to vote for a mud flap for President? Good gawd. lonestarnot Oct 2015 #272
The 8 horrific years of the Bush/Cheney regime convinced me never to not vote Democrat. DCBob Oct 2015 #273
I can never vote GOP again.. I did vote for Reagan the first time... NEVER AGAIN.. We need for secondwind Oct 2015 #278
PLEASE VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRAT NOMINEE.... secondwind Oct 2015 #276
Well lah de dah and aren't you precious HelenWheels Oct 2015 #277
If Clinton wins, hold your nose and vote for her. mwooldri Oct 2015 #279
Really!? ashling Oct 2015 #281
Supreme Court mean anything to you? rosesaylavee Oct 2015 #282
Well 1st comes Bernie Sanders, 2nd Hillary Clinton, 3rd Joe Biden UCmeNdc Oct 2015 #283
I think it's a flawed position malthaussen Oct 2015 #284
Agree! UCmeNdc Oct 2015 #298
I have just one question for you. MH1 Oct 2015 #287
Yeah, you will vote for Hillary modestybl Oct 2015 #289
This message was self-deleted by its author olddots Oct 2015 #299
It's your vote and your right One of the 99 Oct 2015 #302
I simply can't think of a single reason why I should trust her. I would never hire her Zorra Oct 2015 #304
Thanks for the Supreme Court ... ronnykmarshall Oct 2015 #305
Well, I just heard a discussion of the Supreme Court on Charlie Rose last night... Gloria Oct 2015 #310
I have many of the same multitude of issues. You do the best you can. mmonk Oct 2015 #312
Thank you for sharing that. N/t azmom Oct 2015 #313
If she is the nominee, I may well end up not voting. closeupready Oct 2015 #314
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