Reply #213: It was not [View All]

[CTLawGuy]

He ran against the duly-nominated Democratic nominee, drawing out voters who would vote against other Dem candidates.

How he can call himself a Democrat, even in part, is beyond my understanding.

He's worse than Ralph Nader.

If he wanted to be an independent, he should have left the party and dropped out of the primary. Instead he used the primary and the general to take two bites at the apple.

The point of the primary is to find ONE nominee that the party is to unite behind. At least thats what the closet cons tell us when a DLCer is nominated to something.