If you consider staying home if Hilary is the candidate

[question everything]

or, for that matter, for any Democratic Presidential nominee, here is what Fred Barnes, executive editor of the Weekly Standard and a Fox commentator wrote in the WSJ:

"Why the Stakes in 2016 Are So High - don’t forget the four Supreme Court justices who are 76 or older." (These are Scalia, Kennedy, Ginsburg and Breyer).

This is what it's all about: the Supreme Court. Yes, I've read comments here that this does not head a list of issues for some. But none of the other issues can be attended to without the Supreme Court.

So whether it is Hillary, or Schweitzer, Web or Warren - if you are not going to vote for the nominee, you should not then complain about, say, another Citizens United, reversal of Roe ("should be left to the states", yeah, right), even reversal of the 1965 Griswold v. Connecticut, that stated the right to privacy.

[Xipe Totec]

1. Hillary was my candidate in 2007.

When she lost the Democratic primary to Barack Obama, I aligned to support him.

I see no reason to do otherwise if HRC wins the Democratic primaries.

[libdem4life]

2. Yes, I read them every day. My dad used to call it "cutting off your nose to spite your face."

[Xipe Totec]

3. Read my posts every day?

And your dad too?

I'm flattered.

[libdem4life]

4. Well, as a matter of fact I do..and my Dad is departed. That being said, I meant to reply to the OP

regarding political matters. But he had a saying for everything...I mean everything. Most of them stuck.

[djean111]

5. The Democratic Convention is over a year away.

Even if we skip forward a year, right now, the convention is months away.
Why worry about this sort of thing right now?

[Maedhros]

6. Hell no - I vote in every election.

Just not for candidates who ignore the working class and support wars of choice.

[NYC_SKP]

7. I never stay home, but I won't vote for Clinton, or Bush, no thanks.

And California is a winner take all state, it will probably go to the Democrat, all the electoral votes.

If it looks close AND Hillary is the on the ballot, I might have to reconsider.

Otherwise I won't do it.

[AtomicKitten]

8. Not staying home, not voting for her.

I live in California and have the luxury of voting my conscience, and that will not be for her.

[davidpdx]

10. Same here

Except I am registered in Oregon, which if she is the nominee I'm sure she will win. I'll vote for whomever else looks good in the primary. I'm sure the nomination will be settled before Oregon's primary in late May making my vote moot point.

By the way I don't stay home, I vote by mail.

[joshdawg]

9. I've said this before:

Don't vote=republican win.
Vote third party=republican win.
Vote republican=country loses.

Hillary not my favorite, but, if she is the nominee, she has my vote.

[blkmusclmachine]

11. Top of the ballot can be left blank. And fill in other choices below that.

[JayhawkSD]

12. Single issue voting is no answer.

If we are destroyed by a nuclear war with Russia, then naming of Supreme Court justices is not going to be an issue. We need to look at the full spectrum of what each candidate has to offer.

[JoePhilly]

13. We should let the GOP win the WH so they can more rapidly destroy the country.

That way, once they totally gut the government, and everything has burned to the ground, we can rebuild the liberal utopia we all dream of.

Letting Hillary become President would slow the process down, thus delaying the arrival of the new order.

[question everything]

14. On occasions, I've had similar thoughts

But, as I stated above, they will nominate young-ish Supreme Court justices that will affect generations to come.

And... seeing that so many voters in red states who are dependent on government payments still clamor for "small government" - I am not sure that the message would be heard.

[apnu]

15. Hillary, in my wost nightmares, is 1000% better than any Republican.

I was a Obama supporter in 2007, if Hillary had beat him, i would have voted for her. If she's the nominee this time, i will happily vote for her.

[Splinter Cell]

16. I will not vote for her.

Never.