Will the NBD supporters come out and admit that they are Greens?

[Jackson Smith]

Once Dean is unable to capture the nomination, will his most extreme supporters come out and admit that they are actually Greens, not really interested in the prosperity of the Democratic Party, just in Dean? I'm wondering, because I think the hardcore support of only Dean and not of the Party (and the other candidates) is not constructive for our Party at all, but rather destructive and arguably key in Gore losing in '00. At some point these people need to come clean.

[xultar]

1. tee hee hee....n/t

[mot78]

2. Talk about party unity....destroying the Democratic party and all

:eyes:

[Hoppin_Mad]

3. Will the hardcore Clark supporters come out and admit that they are . . ?

[jonnyblitz]

5. LOL

you beat me to it....

[Hoppin_Mad]

9. Hey Johnny >

Did you know Otto Reich was 'overseeing' the WHISC (SOA) after 'reformation' ? I hope they found room for Orlando Bosch too !

What a hoot !

[jonnyblitz]

29. yup

I get all my "reform" info from Otto. It's a much kinder and gentler torture of those pesky labor organizers. :eyes:

[molly]

6. Well, what? Inquiring minds want to know....

[mandyky]

33. Sorry - Registered Dem

although I am more Independent than Green or Dem or anything else.

[formernaderite]

40. although I'm a registered dem...I'm a heart carrying green

Nothing to admit to....except for their general anti-2nd amendment views...I'm proud to say I support the greens, particularly in local races. Dean's 2nd amendment stance is why I'm supporting him over Dennis.

[Jackson Smith]

7. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it isn't Dean?

[Mass_Liberal]

12. yes.

n/t

[Hoppin_Mad]

15. Will you vote for the nominee if its LaRouche ?

[Jackson Smith]

26. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it isn't Dean?

I ask again.

[Hoppin_Mad]

30. What if it's LaRouche ? (or Clark) Sorry have to watch chimpy now -nt-

[Jackson Smith]

32. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it is not Dean?

I ask AGAIN.

[Bundbuster]

20. I hereby admit that I've voted all-Democrat for 36 years

and am an ABB Clark supporter who will vote for ANY Democratic candidate against the New World Order of PNAC. I believe that anyone here who would do otherwise is a masochist who cares not for the future of the planet.

[incapsulated]

25. You're so obsessed with hating Clark

You didn't even notice he's a Kerry man.

Your fixation is showing...

[Hoppin_Mad]

41. I see very clearly that he has a Kerry avatar -nt-

[Jackson Smith]

44. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it is not Dean?

[Hoppin_Mad]

64. What if it's LaRouche ?

[Jackson Smith]

67. Your refusal to answer my question reinforces my assumption.

Which is unfortunate.

[incapsulated]

71. He's Hoppin' outta here! n/t

[Jackson Smith]

74. LOL

[lurk_no_more]

38. I will, I will

I am..?

Not really, I am really..! but I always wanted to be..?


And then there were none!
” JAFO”

[angee_is_mad]

66. left wing democrats who want Bush gone?

Well here I am, at your service.

[ecstatic]

4. My ideologies match closely with that of the Greens

and I've been matched with them on Political quizzes. But I am a registered democrat. Hey, if people out there are satisfied with the way this country is going under Republican (and Republican-lite control) then maybe I will move on to the Greens.

[pasadenaboy]

8. How typical, another insulting post to Dean supporters

I am a hardcore Dean supporter who is a supporter because I

1) Am adamantly against the Iraq war

2) I believe in fiscal discipline and sound economic policy


I have very little in common with greens except for my belief in a non-imperialist foreign policy and the belief the government should be investing in and encouraging alternative energy.


I'm sick of all the attacks. Aren't you guys done yet?

[Mass_Liberal]

10. wow

good god that's inflammatory. So lemme get this straight. You are posting to make a stupid generalization that Dean supporters are against the well-being of the Democratic Party. I am sorry but that is mean-spirited, blatantly false, and just plain dumb. You really need to think before you speak.

[Walt Starr]

11. I've been a registered Democrat since May 25, 1981

I have voted straight Democratic tickets in every elections ince that date.

I have run as a Democratic candidate for local office on two occasions, once in 1986 and again in 1990.

I voted for Gore in 2000.

I voted a straight Democratic ticket in 2002.

And I am a registered Democrat in Will County, Illinois currently.

Want anything else? Should I scan my voter identification card and post it?

[Jackson Smith]

24. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it isn't Dean?

[Walt Starr]

49. Read my sig

n/t

[Jackson Smith]

53. Thanks. All I needed to know

Why you post on a Democratic message board I have no idea.

[Walt Starr]

62. It would be because I am a Democrat

:evilgrin:

Why do you?

[Jackson Smith]

65. The guy you want doesn't get the nomination, so you bail on the Party?

NICE

[Walt Starr]

69. Yeah, well what would you do if LaRouche got the nomination?

Everybody draws a line somewhere. Mine is at Dean for the presidency. I'll probably vote against Judy Biggert for my Representative (Illinois thirteenth Congressional District), although it will more than likely be just token opposition. I'll be voting Democrat for Senator.

Of course, I'm still open to alienation from threads like this on those coutns too.

[Jackson Smith]

76. I think your position has already been established.

No need to continue this much further. Bye.

[HFishbine]

13. Your

post is highly insulting and juvenile.

Here's an idea. If you're so friggin' concerned about party, why don't you pledge your support to Dean in the name of unity?

[Jackson Smith]

39. I pledge my support to whoever wins actually, even if it's Dean.

I support my party over my self-righteousness.

[dreissig]

14. I'm a Hardcore Democrat

I'm a hardcore Democrat. When I go into the voting booth I vote a straight ticket, every Democrat that's running. However, I draw the line at voting for thugs. That won't happen.

If the Democrats nominate a thug I will do what I normally do when I enter the voting booth. I'll check every Democrat running, then go back and remove the check next to the names of the thugs. This enables me to avoid voting for either

• Republicans, or
• thugs

Pretty neat, eh? It sure beats what I did in 1968 when Humphrey ran for president against Nixon. I didn't vote at all.

[Terwilliger]

16. No, because most of them are not

Your previous affiliation with Republicans is certain, though.

[Jackson Smith]

34. Nope. Never voted for Republicans like you (Green).

George W Bush thanks you.

[fla nocount]

17. Hey.......no one is callin YOU names.

Some here are more American than partisan. Some are anarchists and are just here to support the lesser of two evils as they see it. Dean supporters are pissed off people and see Dean as the PO'ed candidate. Most will still be willing to vote for the lesser of two evils and say "I told you so a year from now".

[adamrsilva]

18. I love this. One thread says Dean is the last liberal

then another says all his supporters are Green.

[Jackson Smith]

28. All? No, just the hardcore ones.

[Mass_Liberal]

19. I can't believe this

you make a highly immature, generalizing, false post, and when people call you on it, you are too wussy to answer. Simply speechless, big man.

[IndianaGreen]

21. And what do you call the ABD crowd?

Who have played right into the hands of Karl Rove with ads like the Dean/Osama ad, and are now setting their gunsights on Wes Clark?

White House welcomes upset

The topsy-turvy results produced smiles at the White House, where advisers hoped for a long, nasty race that would produce a damaged nominee and a divided Democratic Party. Bush stole the spotlight from Democrats with the annual State of the Union address, a dressed-up version of his campaign agenda.

“They have 17 contests over the next five weeks,” White House communications director Dan Bartlett said, without a hint of regret. “So it looks like the roller coaster is just beginning”

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/ID/4006605/

[lastknowngood]

22. I am no green and have always voted dem

I see someone who is not owned by the big money donating corps but by a large number of the people. I rate Nader right up their with the shrub as an enemy of democracy he profess one belief but then spends his time trying to destroy those who are close to his beliefs.
If the Democratic party wants to prosper it better listen to it's base and stop listening to the corps. I'll vote for anyone but the shrub, however without a real difference I wont waste my money or time trying to replace one bones-man with another.

[Democrats unite]

23. They are still in denial about last night...

What do you think?

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

27. I've been a Democrat since '65.

I've voted against the Dem candidate once. In '68 against Humphrey and Nixon by voting Peace & Freedom. I withheld my vote once against a Democrat who had sold her soul to the NRA.

I will be voting against the war this time and those who support it. Which means, that if Edwards or Kerry get it, I'll be voting Green.

The DLC and Clinton were a helluva lot more destructive than the Greens have ever been.

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[Tierra_y_Libertad]

43. Kerry voted to support him in "this dire time of need".

Kerry turned his back on the party. Bush is destroying the country with Kerry's support.

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[LuminousX]

35. Wow, a revival of the old memes

I figure after beating the speech to death, people realize they just don't that much more they can criticize Dean about... they now have to go after Dean's supporters, just like the old days.

Kool-aid anyone?

I so eagerly (not) await being called a cultist again. Thanks fellow Dems, thanks.

[Jackson Smith]

36. Will you vote for the Democratic nominee if it isn't Dean?

[LuminousX]

46. Yes, even if it is Clark

I think this is about the 30th loyalty oath I've taken.

[Jackson Smith]

52. You have my utmost respect.

You have the character to put the benefit of the country over your personal preferences.

Let's remember what Bill Clinton said. Fall in love now, but don't let it blind you.

[HuckleB]

63. Yeah, it never ends.

When there's no point in saying something, somebody's gotta say it. I guess it's a twisted way of supporting one's candidate or something.

[HuckleB]

37. This is an unconscionable claim

I don't even know any Greens who would support Dean. For most of them, he's "too conservative." This thread is downright despicable. I have voted for the Dem in every presidential, gubernatorial, senate and house (fed and state) my entire life. Sheesh.

[Jackson Smith]

42. You're not who I am refering to.

[HuckleB]

48. So I'm not a hardcore supporter?

How do you know that?

[Jackson Smith]

56. What if Dean doesn't capture the nomination?

Who will you vote for then?

[HuckleB]

59. Why I'll vote for good old what's his name, of course!

:evilgrin:

[HFishbine]

50. Don't you have some homework to do? (nt)

[Bush loves Jiang]

45. lol...

Because we all know Dean was tax-and-spend liebrul in Vermont.

[HuckleB]

51. Smile.

[Ripley]

54. I'm shocked, I'm now called a Green!

Gee, I guess it doesn't matter that I'm registered Independent to you, because you have passed holy judgement on me. Why would Greens support Dean? You people really need a new gig.

[Jackson Smith]

61. IMO the Greens have adopted Dean as their guy.

[bitchkitty]

55. Not a Green, so why would I vote Green?

But if I keep seeing the threads (after thread after thread after thread) that call into question my and other Dean supporters' loyalty, I might just vote Green out of spite.

One can only take so much, you know.

[Name removed]

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[Toot]

57. I believe myself to be a hardcore Dean supporter, but I'm definitely not a

"Green." I liked Nader in 2000, but I voted for Gore because I knew Nader couldn't win. I've always supported the Democratic candidate, but the Democrats that have let Bush run over them the past three plus years have really disappointed me.

One of the main reasons I support Dean so much is because he's at least willing to fight. I could never vote Green because of what happened in 2000 and if one of the other candidates get the nomination I'll vote Dem, but it'll be the same old pussy footing around that they've done for the whole time of Bush's administration and I'll be unenthusiastic.

[Iverson]

60. This is absurd.

Actual Greens, among others, can tell the difference between a Green and a centrist Dem. Keep Greens out of your internecine bickering, please.

Have a bipartisan day.

[Moderator]

68. locked

do not accuse other members of this board of being disrupters, freepers, republicans, or members of any other derogatory group.

[foo_bar]

73. greens are a derogatory group?

[NashVegas]

70. Calling All Boogeymen

Are you listening, Greens?

[HuckleB]

72. WTF? After 60+ responses, you CHANGE THE THREAD TITLE!?

Dude, that's so lame.

[HFishbine]

75. You need to read the rules and provide a source

8. If you make a factual assertion about a candidate that is not generally accepted to be true, you must provide a link to a reputable source to back up your claim. Allegedly "innocent" questions which are actually an underhanded effort to spread rumors are not allowed. If you really need to know the answer to your question, try Google.

[Moderator]

77. locked

inflamatory content. Do not refer to the members of this board as republicans, freepers, disruptors or simply not democrats.