I would gladly support Clinton OR Sanders OR Biden OR O'Malley

[Bucky]

Anyone who says any one of them wouldn't be great candidates and be honest leaders of the Democratic Party is full of shit.

(did I spell 0'Malley right?)

[Gman]

1. You got that right

They'd all make give presidents. Biden too.

[cheapdate]

2. +1.

[barbtries]

3. i agree. nt

[hay rick]

4. Of course.

And add Chafee- not my first, second, third, or fourth choice- but still better than any of the Republicans.

[brooklynite]

5. No objection from me...

...even Webb would be better than any of the Republicans...

[Wolf Frankula]

6. Any of Them would be Better than Trump

And he's the best of the Republicans.

And I am not for Trump. I don't trust him.

Wolf

[FSogol]

7. True dat. n/t

[hamsterjill]

8. I will, as well.

I think this is an important post considering all of the infighting here.

We all need to remember that of all of the candidates, there will ultimately be ONE that we will need to support to keep from having another Republican disaster.

[bigwillq]

9. Yes to Sanders and O'Malley

No to Biden and Clinton.

As far as my support, that's where I stand.

Sure, Biden and Clinton would be better than any R, but I am looking for new direction from this party, and I do not want the same recycled candidates to run again and again and again. Eight years (at the end of his term) is enough of Biden, imo. As far as Hillary is concerned, she's a stale candidate to me, nothing about her excites me.

[zappaman]

10. Me too, but I feel like I'm in the minority here.

[99Forever]

11. I am not willing to...

....settle for "better than crazy and evil". This time I don't have to. It requires more than letter behind someone's name for me to support them. It requires they have a proven history of being on the side of the 99%.


Period.

[Hollingsworth]

12. Honest? I had to stop at that one.

[Bucky]

13. I could've worded it nicer

But yes, even whichever bete noir you're voting against next year in the primaries would bring only marginally different reforms compared to those of whichever paladin you're supporting in the primaries. Democracy really tends to get middling results from among the disparate desires of the electorate.