Just voted for Howard Dean in the KY primary - ask me anything :)

[mandyky]

Now I can vote for the nominee in the GE. I am working up to "actual support".

How did you Arkansans and Oregonians vote?

[SoFlaJet]

1. Ok

WHY?he ain't running

[mandyky]

2. He's still on the ballot

and he is my primary pick. Now I can fall in line for the primary, and look ahead to 2008.

[jsw_81]

11. Look ahead to 2008?

In 2008 President Kerry will be running for re-election.

[mandyky]

14. Dean should run again in 2008

whether Kerry is running for re-election or not. I am only signed up to Kerry to oust shrub.

[jsw_81]

15. Howard Dean will never be president; get used to it

The scream will haunt him for the rest of his life.

[Darth_Kitten]

25. What scream, the manufactured media one?

:eyes:

[Spider Jerusalem]

24. Um...are you nuts?

If Kerry is running for re-election in 2008, Howard Dean (or anyone else) has a snowball's chance in hell of securing the nomination unless Kerry proves to be an even worse fuckup than Bush has been. You may not like it, but that's the political reality.

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[NoPasaran]

5. Gee, one wasted vote to cancel another "wasted" vote

[NoPasaran]

4. Did it feel good?

I know it felt good to vote and caucus for Dean in Texas a couple of months ago. It was even gooder to be elected as a Dean delegate to the state convention. But we'll be signing in as Dean delegates for Kerry. Wwe voted with our hearts, now it's time to put shoulder to wheel and send Bush* bacl to Texas.

[Cheswick2.0]

6. I voted for him last month and it felt great!

He was my choice and I was happy to vote for him. I felt sad, but he came in 2nd in Pa, so it was worth the effort to go vote.

[chocolateeater]

7. My husband and I voted for Dean here in Cynthiana today.

:hi:

[mzmolly]

8. No questions, just a Thanks!

:toast:

[Pastiche423]

9. I will be turning in my ballot today

w/Dean's name on it.

It will be interesting watching the returns come in tonight. I will not be in the least surprised if there is an upset.

[jsw_81]

12. It will be an upset if Dean gets more than three percent of the vote

[Pastiche423]

16. That isn't the upset I was referring to

[AP]

20. He's at 3.6%. You were close.

[Darth_Kitten]

26. It's nice to see that Dean still makes an impact..

But now without Dean around as much to scream we will all have to get used to Teresa Heinz's wailing and public tantrums. (oh, tongue in cheek, kinda) :evilgrin:

Dean was the Original......nothing can change that.

[sandnsea]

10. John Kerry

Just like everybody else I've talked to in the last week!

[WI_DEM]

13. Dean has gotten more than 500,000 votes in primaries

since he dropped out including coming in first in his own state of Vermont and second in Pennsylvania. He has done better than some of those who are in the running for VP.

[kymar57]

17. Kentucky primary

Just got back from voting. OK,I voted for Clark.Just my chance to be heard. From here out 100% Kerry backer.:toast:

[pezcore64]

18. I was a KY Dean supporter..

until he made the statement about Isreal. That and he wasnt campaigning anymore.

I voted Kucinich.

[Radical Activist]

19. Voted Kucinich in Arkansas

The local news is saying Kerry won, obviously, but not how much Kucinich got. Oddly, Laruche has been running ads and doing media interviews here recently. He's gotten more coverage than Kucinich, who spent the whole month in Oregon.

[AP]

21. So far, 8,221 Dean votes, 3 of them from DU -- .04% of Dean's KY...

...supporters post to DU.

.02% of KY Clark Supporters post here, and roughly the same for Kucinich. Throw out the high and low and apply that rate to the others, and there should be 7 DUers admitting to voting for Edwards, and 28 should be admitting to voting for Kerry.

[Lugnut]

22. Good for you

My husband and I voted for him in the PA primaries too. :)

[Hippo_Tron]

23. What is the meaning of life?

You said anything...