Reply #16: Yes I did. Albeit VERY reluctantly.

[Cascadian]

In 2000, I almost voted for Nader until I got to the voting booth then switched over to Gore.I saw how close the numbers were and pulled a 11th hour decision.

In 2004, I kept being told not to vote third party and all that and to just vote for Kerry. Like a goo little citizen, I did what I was told though Kerry was never my real first choice. Yes. It was Dean all along!


In 2008, it won't be a case of "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me!". I refuse to back Hillary and I cannot and will not vote for her if she gets the nomination! Tough crap if you do not like that! The idea of supporting somebody and voting for them all because they have a "D" at the end is just idiotic to me! Won't get fooled again!

I think Al Gore will be different this time around if he runs. He no longer has to answer to the DLC which is why he has been more vocal on issues. I think he is not even a part of the DLC anymore. This is why I am more apt to support a Gore campaign now than in 2000.



John