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Thu Sep-03-09 02:07 PM
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Poll question: If Obama caves on public option: Who do you back in primary in 2012: Dean or Kucinich?

It appears likely that we are going to get screwed by fake reform which forces us all to buy a policy from the insurance thieves that won't be worth the paper it's printed on but we will NOT get a REAL public option - it will be held off for years and even then only with a trigger that only the insurance thieves have control over.

If this happens, if Obama sells us out, my question is who do we back to primary Obama in 2012:

Dean or Kucinich?

Poll result (188 votes)
Howard Dean (129 votes, 69%) Vote
Dennis Kucinich (59 votes, 31%) Vote

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If Obama caves on public option: Who do you back in primary in 2012: Dean or Kucinich?	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:07 PM	#0
Obama.	Buzz Clik	Sep-03-09 02:07 PM	#1
not an option in this poll	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:08 PM	#5
Obama as neither of the poll's options will be options in 2012 either.	Hansel	Sep-03-09 02:28 PM	#76
That's what I was told about Obama in 2005	WeDidIt	Sep-03-09 02:43 PM	#111
Not by me you weren't. I expected Obama to be president if he ran. nt	Hansel	Sep-03-09 02:56 PM	#128
But it will be an option outside of fantasy land	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 02:55 PM	#124
Pres. Obama's problem here	wpelb	Sep-03-09 02:34 PM	#93
I find that pretty simplistic and ignoring the stark realities of politics.	Buzz Clik	Sep-03-09 03:19 PM	#147
No doubt...	NotThisTime	Sep-03-09 06:44 PM	#174
What makes you think either would run?	Drunken Irishman	Sep-03-09 02:08 PM	#2
I'm not sure why anyone would blame Obama? He isn't on the finance	mzmolly	Sep-03-09 02:08 PM	#3
Why choose? I'll work to primary Bill Nelson here in Florida too!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:09 PM	#8
Obama is the head of the party....	Yuugal	Sep-03-09 04:36 PM	#160
But he's not a dictator.	mzmolly	Sep-03-09 05:07 PM	#161
The president is the leader of the party.	Yuugal	Sep-03-09 05:29 PM	#162
We live in a democracy. Obama is the President, not	mzmolly	Sep-03-09 08:19 PM	#188
Well I'll be consistent and say if the Public Option dies Primary ALL of them!	MessiahRp	Sep-03-09 11:00 PM	#217
same.	knixphan	Sep-03-09 08:50 PM	#203
The minute Obama signs a shitty bill, he owns the failure outright.	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 09:32 PM	#209
I think the term "shitty" is subjective	mzmolly	Sep-03-09 11:17 PM	#218
Anything short of a True Public Option	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 11:23 PM	#221
According to many of us	mzmolly	Sep-03-09 11:56 PM	#222
There is NO reform without the public option	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-04-09 12:20 AM	#223
Regulation	mzmolly	Sep-04-09 12:22 AM	#224
And everything that's happened to this country since 1980	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-04-09 12:37 AM	#226
True, but we needn't stop at regulation.	mzmolly	Sep-04-09 01:18 AM	#227
Kucinich, all the way....	mike_c	Sep-03-09 02:08 PM	#4
Why? A President Kucinich would get absolutely nothing done. Well, he'd certainly spout off	KittyWampus	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#28
because even so, the first step toward getting any liberal policies enacted...	mike_c	Sep-03-09 02:22 PM	#50
can't argue with that.	knixphan	Sep-03-09 08:52 PM	#205
So , Kucinich wouldn't be ineffective.	suzie	Sep-04-09 07:43 AM	#232
what part of...	mike_c	Sep-04-09 06:28 PM	#242
+1. The strategy of loading up local offices with Progressives would be far more effective. nt	Hansel	Sep-03-09 02:30 PM	#
If he were to be elected, that would signal a HUGE leftward swing in American poltics.	Kitty Herder	Sep-03-09 06:09 PM	#166
I chose Kucinich, but ...	damntexdem	Sep-03-09 02:51 PM	#118
Same here. If only...	Kitty Herder	Sep-03-09 06:05 PM	#165
Go Create Your Own Party	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 02:09 PM	#6
so is kicking the bastards out when they don't represent their constituents....	mike_c	Sep-03-09 02:10 PM	#11
And than some n/t	Echo In Light	Sep-03-09 02:20 PM	#41
Go to Arkansas and North Dakota	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 02:27 PM	#73
that may be true, but I think there is a clear public mandate...	mike_c	Sep-03-09 02:38 PM	#101
Those are Democratic Party states	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 04:13 PM	#156
Then what's Wyden's excuse?	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 07:04 PM	#180
They'll all vote for a public option	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 07:30 PM	#181
This IS my party and I've been instrumental in getting a Congressman and several state reps elected	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:10 PM	#12
Florida?? lol. You're fucking state is half the problem n/t	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#71
Yeah right... we went blue this time..,.sorry but you've guessed wrong nt.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:29 PM	#80
lol. Florida is all about single payer health care	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 04:15 PM	#157
Nah, I'll work the primaries. It's faster.	WeDidIt	Sep-03-09 02:44 PM	#112
This is getting boring	blogslut	Sep-03-09 02:09 PM	#7
Tiresome.	LiberalAndProud	Sep-03-09 02:40 PM	#103
I worked hard on the Dean campaign in '04	MindPilot	Sep-03-09 02:09 PM	#9
I worked hard for Dean too. He has no chance against Obama.	Hansel	Sep-03-09 02:31 PM	#85
Agreed. I read the question as hypothetically strictly Dean or Kucinich.	MindPilot	Sep-03-09 02:58 PM	#133
Neither.nt	SIMPLYB1980	Sep-03-09 02:10 PM	#10
Who will you back?	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:11 PM	#13
Howard Dean!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:11 PM	#14
Dean's an Obama man.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:13 PM	#18
He's been a strong supporter of public option - if he fails me then I'll back Kucinich.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:14 PM	#22
Kucinich is also an Obama man.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:15 PM	#23
he won't be if Obama caves - try harder yourself..	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:17 PM	#33
Sure he will.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:19 PM	#38
Disagree...	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:19 PM	#40
Nah.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#48
Well... they seem to think Kucinich would run against a Dem...	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:23 PM	#55
Occam's razor.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:24 PM	#59
Aha...	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#70
we need to work to throw the blue dogs out on their ass	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#43
Well, I'll agree with you there.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:22 PM	#52
lol	Drunken Irishman	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#27
It's true that Dean did a lot to make Obama's election possible	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 02:23 PM	#56
Sebastian, you'd believe anything.	HiFructosePronSyrup	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#64
I've never said one word about chemtrails.	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 02:40 PM	#104
Dean did a lot to make quite a few Blue Dogs' election possible	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 06:51 PM	#177
Don't blame him for that travesty.	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 07:01 PM	#179
So, Emmanuel and Schumer should get the credit for winning Congress instead of Dean?	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 07:43 PM	#183
Those two backstabbers shouldn't get credit for shit.	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 07:52 PM	#187
STUPID!!! post niether is running against Obama	bigdarryl	Sep-03-09 02:12 PM	#15
"stewie! stewie! stewie!"	kid a	Sep-03-09 02:12 PM	#16
Kucinich is the answer!	Davis_X_Machina	Sep-03-09 02:12 PM	#17
Howard Dean would never run but I wouldn't put it past Kucinich.	KittyWampus	Sep-03-09 02:13 PM	#19
Disagree... Kucinich is a solid Dem. (nt)	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#26
Deleted message	Name removed	Sep-03-09 02:13 PM	#20
+1.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#30
Yeah! No one should have larger principles! Everyone should be loyal to one politician!!!!	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:20 PM	#42
How about you try seeing reality?	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:22 PM	#49
That's an excellent argument for settling for mediocrity	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:24 PM	#58
Call Kucnich...	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:27 PM	#74
No need. I saw the Bush supporters give their guy a blank check.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:29 PM	#81
No, really. Ask him if he'd ever consider what you're proposing.	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:30 PM	#83
Oooooh, a dare.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:33 PM	#91
Oh FFS... it's just a fucking saying...	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:35 PM	#96
Yes, I know it's just a saying. And I know that you used it	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:37 PM	#
LOL... you know that I used it, do you?	redqueen	Sep-03-09 03:13 PM	#145
I don't know what you said, but I suspect I liked it.	BlooInBloo	Sep-03-09 08:28 PM	#190
It was short, unsweet, and to the point.	redqueen	Sep-04-09 03:58 PM	#240
Why choose between the two?	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 02:13 PM	#21
Stupid poll.	lamp_shade	Sep-03-09 02:15 PM	#24
Good lord.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 02:15 PM	#25
The Dean vs. Obama meme is starting to wear on me already......	FrenchieCat	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#29
It's hard for Obama to get legislation passed, so I doubt very seriously...	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 02:16 PM	#31
Obama is too busy caving to actually try..n/t	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:18 PM	#37
Oh, I didn't know you had a special hook-up to the Whitehouse...	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 02:23 PM	#54
You'd be surprised...I don't dream... I do. nt	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#66
Yeah, right... Well, my "do" is mightier than yours...	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 02:30 PM	#82
Blah blah.. whatever... I know what I've done I don't know many who have done as much.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:37 PM	#99
I'll back Kucinich even if Obama doesn't cave.	Tierra_y_Libertad	Sep-03-09 02:17 PM	#32
Unrec. Our man in 2012 is Obama. Period. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:18 PM	#34
He might be YOUR man but he won't be MINE if he screws us on healthcare.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:19 PM	#39
Thanks for the preview of the "divide and conquer" tactic that will no doubt come up in 2012. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:22 PM	#51
Doesn't have to be that way if Obama will actually stand up for Democratic principles on this issue.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#60
Last I heard, neither has Obama. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#65
That's the kind of blank check the hard-core Bush supporters gave their guy.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#46
Yeah, a fractured Democratic Party in 2012. That's a winner! nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:23 PM	#57
All for the party. Party over everything.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#62
Compared to what? President Palin? Because that's what a fractured party will deliver. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#68
How much did that crystal ball cost you?	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:29 PM	#78
You seemed stunned to find a loyal Democrat on DemocraticUnderground.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:32 PM	#86
I'm always stunned by people who are loyal to a party at any cost.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:35 PM	#94
Over a Republican, any day. I'm not fooling myself that a primary challenge would benefit Dems.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:37 PM	#98
Oh, I know. I just wanted to clarify that there is nothing he could do to lose your support.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:38 PM	#100
You seem to be confusing party with candidate.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:42 PM	#109
No, not when the party has a sitting President.	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:45 PM	#114
There's a subtler distinction.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:54 PM	#122
I'll stick with principles over party or individual politicians.	dem629	Sep-03-09 03:02 PM	#135
Thanks. And I'll stick to ensuring we have a Democratic administration rather than GOP. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 03:07 PM	#139
If a "Democratic" administration is acting like a Republican administration	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 07:45 PM	#184
Amidst all the profanity, what is your real-world alternative?	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 08:43 PM	#195
In the REAL world (i.e. every industrialized country EXCEPT the United Corporations of AmeriKKKa)	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 09:14 PM	#206
Why don't we stick to winning U.S. elections. Because that's where we are in the real world.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 09:19 PM	#207
We won the last two elections (2006 & 2008)	Sebastian Doyle	Sep-03-09 09:30 PM	#208
No argument with that! nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 09:34 PM	#210
Dupe. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 10:37 PM	#212
Dupe. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 10:38 PM	#213
Dupe. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 10:38 PM	#214
No argument with that! (on your "We won" post) nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 10:40 PM	#215
I think that's their intent. Fracture the party and the Repukes win. nt	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#67
Yep. It's a conspiracy!	dem629	Sep-03-09 02:27 PM	#72
I have no doubt the GOP will attempt to do this in the leadup to 2012. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:33 PM	#90
The party is already fractured. The damn DLC fractured it!	Individualist	Sep-03-09 02:32 PM	#87
No, I don't agree with that. There aren't huge Evan Bayh crowds out there. nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:34 PM	#92
Neither, the US of the Corporations, by the Corps and for the Corps	nadinbrzezinski	Sep-03-09 02:18 PM	#35
why do you even bother to still participate in the process	MindPilot	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#44
Local politics where I can still make a difference, perhaps	nadinbrzezinski	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#61
In the bigger pic, I suspect many espousing the heterodox view already have one foot out the door	Echo In Light	Sep-03-09 02:35 PM	#95
there is no real point in participating in the process	datasuspect	Sep-03-09 06:42 PM	#173
Man, some people just don't get the concept of hypothetical. /nt	MindPilot	Sep-03-09 02:18 PM	#36
Cheerleaders feeling the inevitable bearing down? n/t	Echo In Light	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#45
I fear you may be right /nt	MindPilot	Sep-03-09 02:22 PM	#53
Wes Clark.	Kalyke	Sep-03-09 02:21 PM	#47
Dean has lied too much shilling for this "reform"	Oregone	Sep-03-09 02:25 PM	#63
The President doesn't have a vote in the Senate	DefenseLawyer	Sep-03-09 02:26 PM	#69
Actually NO - I'm a Democratic Precinct Committeeman in Orange County FL	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:31 PM	#84
Ohhhh! Now, that turned out well, now didn't it???	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 02:37 PM	#97
Actually it HAS but of course YOU wouldn't know the first thing about it.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:40 PM	#105
No, I can't, but I'm sure all of us OBAMA supporters will do our part...	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 02:54 PM	#121
yeah right... I'm not so impressed with "the team"..	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:56 PM	#127
You might not be impressed, but thank goodness it's not all about you.	kjackson227	Sep-03-09 03:10 PM	#143
That's wonderful	DefenseLawyer	Sep-03-09 02:42 PM	#108
Actually YES - a number of them - I've put about 5000 dollars and 5000 hours into the party	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:49 PM	#116
and YES it is a PROTEST but NO it is NOT futile.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:52 PM	#119
Then, instead of tearing down a Democratic president, why don't you help?	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 02:49 PM	#117
Here's the point: Either the electeds do what you want or you vote them out!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:54 PM	#123
There's also something called: timing.	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 03:00 PM	#134
Yawn... time is NOT on our side and this is the classic excuse.. "be patient"	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 06:46 PM	#175
You're quite the expert at projections, aren't you, Doug D.?	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 08:48 PM	#200
Other than Bill Nelson, who's a high level member of The Family, a blue dog's blue dog	suzie	Sep-04-09 07:54 AM	#233
neither of them, nor anyone else will run in 2012 from teh dems at any rate	La Lioness Priyanka	Sep-03-09 02:28 PM	#75
I may just not vote for the first time	FreeState	Sep-04-09 01:53 AM	#228
Pathetic, truly pathetic n/t	Spazito	Sep-03-09 02:28 PM	#77
The enemy already thinks that Obama is a Far Left wing loony Libril now.	RC	Sep-03-09 02:29 PM	#79
OMG..talk about defeatist excuses...this is OUR country not the RW nut jobs.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:32 PM	#88
Teddy ran against Carter in 1980...it didn't work and it didn't help the party	Jennicut	Sep-03-09 02:32 PM	#89
President Obama in 2012	VAliberal	Sep-03-09 02:40 PM	#102
Most likely ex-President Obama in 2013 if he screws us on healthcare.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:41 PM	#107
Why is it so absolutely essential?	treestar	Sep-03-09 02:41 PM	#106
Because anything less will end up being a total sellout to the insurance thieves.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:43 PM	#110
Actually no... it'll save lives too... but hey, it's not good enough for you, I get it.	redqueen	Sep-03-09 02:45 PM	#113
No it won't and you can stop interjecting your fantasies any time you like.	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:56 PM	#129
I think this all YOUR fantasy. You want Obama out so you can have	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 03:12 PM	#144
I have subsidized insurance	sandnsea	Sep-03-09 07:31 PM	#182
But we've done without it so far, so how would we be any worse off?	treestar	Sep-03-09 03:23 PM	#148
The public option is the compromise	WeDidIt	Sep-03-09 02:45 PM	#115
Thank you YES! If I REALLY got what I wanted it would be HR676!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:57 PM	#130
Who wants to kill it? Nothing has happened to change anything.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 03:06 PM	#138
kucinich? a loss in a landslide that would make reagans landslide look neck in neck.	dionysus	Sep-03-09 02:53 PM	#120
When's the last time a same-party challenger has won the nomination	Common Sense Party	Sep-03-09 02:55 PM	#125
Resistance is futile... you will be assimilated....no thanks!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:58 PM	#131
Ha ha very cute. But has it EVER happened?	Common Sense Party	Sep-03-09 03:44 PM	#151
Resistance is futile... you will be assimilated....no thanks!	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 02:58 PM	#132
LOL! Oh Noes!	SIMPLYB1980	Sep-03-09 03:09 PM	#141
Yes, Franklin Pierce, who is a contender with Buchanan and Harding for worst president ever	Marsala	Sep-04-09 01:57 AM	#230
Thank you for the answer! I didn't know if it had ever happened.	Common Sense Party	Sep-04-09 11:54 AM	#236
Obama	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 02:55 PM	#126
Poll: If Aliens invade Earth, who will lead the resistance?	WildEyedLiberal	Sep-03-09 03:02 PM	#136
That's easy -- Torchwood -- oh wait... maybe not . nt :)	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 03:04 PM	#137
Sookie Stackhouse and Eric Northman to the rescue!	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 03:07 PM	#140
Obama	NeedleCast	Sep-03-09 03:09 PM	#142
Obama. Dean and kucinich have both run and lost. No thanks..	Kahuna	Sep-03-09 03:19 PM	#146
You will get Romney as President if Obama continues to CAVE in on Health Care.	Kansas Wyatt	Sep-03-09 07:00 PM	#178
Then you will get what YOU deserve. I know what choice to make. nt	Kahuna	Sep-04-09 07:13 AM	#231
It has nothing to do with 'me getting what I deserve'	Kansas Wyatt	Sep-04-09 12:03 PM	#237
Idea! How about a woman on the list? Since we have never had a woman in oval office	Captain_Nemo	Sep-03-09 03:23 PM	#149
You left out HRC	pscot	Sep-03-09 03:26 PM	#150
Don't consider her a liberal so I left her out. nt	ddeclue	Sep-03-09 03:47 PM	#152
Our party doesn't nominate liberals for President any more. Only moderates	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 07:46 PM	#185
I'm 100% sure Obama will be re-elected	Generator	Sep-03-09 03:56 PM	#153
Dean will not challenge Obama, and if DK does he will come in third in Ohio again.	WI_DEM	Sep-03-09 03:58 PM	#154
I think Kucinich is quite capable of coming in a distant second in Ohio	Freddie Stubbs	Sep-03-09 07:51 PM	#186
What some of you people don't seem to grasp is that Obama is going to get more on health care that	WI_DEM	Sep-03-09 03:59 PM	#155
I'm Voting for Kucinich Regardless.	Toasterlad	Sep-03-09 04:27 PM	#158
Well, even if he doesn't cave, I'm already looking for a primary option.....	joeybee12	Sep-03-09 04:29 PM	#159
Eh... the GOP will have Congress in 2012.. hardly matters... nt	Blasphemer	Sep-03-09 05:32 PM	#163
In that case, either of them would be preferable to me.	Vidar	Sep-03-09 05:44 PM	#164
Gore with Kucinich or RFK Jr as VP. nt	earth mom	Sep-03-09 06:20 PM	#167
They are both great! Include an "undecided" option n/t	Becky72	Sep-03-09 06:21 PM	#168
Hey mom, lookit me!!! I'm postin' in a thread! w00t!!!	flvegan	Sep-03-09 06:23 PM	#169
...	tjwash	Sep-03-09 06:33 PM	#172
Do You Know How Hard It Is To Mount A Serious Primary Challenge To An Incumbent President	DemocratSinceBirth	Sep-03-09 06:26 PM	#170
I want OBAMA	Raine	Sep-03-09 06:29 PM	#171
Apparently we are in the minority here.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 08:44 PM	#
I'd prefer Kuccinich, but Dean would certainly be better than Obama - less of a centrist	EndElectoral	Sep-03-09 06:47 PM	#176
Which means he'd be unlikely to be elected by the general public.	Common Sense Party	Sep-03-09 08:33 PM	#193
lololol!	BlooInBloo	Sep-03-09 08:24 PM	#189
It's kinda magical.	WilliamPitt	Sep-03-09 08:46 PM	#198
Neither, my choice is current Secretary of State	Thothmes	Sep-03-09 08:28 PM	#191
You can smell the fear here. n/t	Greyhound	Sep-03-09 08:28 PM	#192
What you smell is racism, pure and simple.	suzie	Sep-04-09 08:49 AM	#234
LOL!	Greyhound	Sep-04-09 11:25 AM	#235
I wasn't around DU for the early part of the primary season.	suzie	Sep-04-09 12:06 PM	#238
We all lost a very long time ago.	Greyhound	Sep-04-09 03:57 PM	#239
Then why are you here taking up space and whining about Obama everyday?	suzie	Sep-05-09 10:50 AM	#243
where's neither	TheWebHead	Sep-03-09 08:41 PM	#194
(facepalm)	WilliamPitt	Sep-03-09 08:44 PM	#196
It's been like this all day. DU doesn't support the Democratic President.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 08:45 PM	#197
DU is not America.	WilliamPitt	Sep-03-09 08:47 PM	#199
And it may not be a place for Democrats who actually like the President, either.	DevonRex	Sep-03-09 08:48 PM	#201
Hello! nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 08:51 PM	#204
Lol -- you rock, Will! nt	quiet.american	Sep-03-09 08:49 PM	#202
Do these people think we'll ever forget these posts?	HughMoran	Sep-04-09 12:23 AM	#225
Obama wins two terms.	saltpoint	Sep-03-09 10:04 PM	#211
I back the President	krawhitham	Sep-03-09 10:49 PM	#216
None of the above. We have a good president and whatever happens happens for the best.	wisteria	Sep-03-09 11:21 PM	#219
Pfft. They won't even dump REID, let alone Obama.	donco6	Sep-03-09 11:22 PM	#220
I leave all the 'what ifs' to Chris Matthews ~	bridgit	Sep-04-09 01:56 AM	#229
I am hoping that he doesn't cave.	Nikki Stone1	Sep-04-09 04:02 PM	#241

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