I wasn't an Obama supporter or a Hillary supporter

[againes654]

I am one of the crazy Kucinich supporters, or at least I was as long as he was in the race. After Kucinich dropped out, I kind of just waited to see how everything would play out. When I came down to Hillary or Obama, I picked Obama.

It really came down to one thing for me; IMO, Hillary is more corporate, and that is what is driving this country into ruins, corporations. They are both democrats, so I will vote for either one, but I prefer the candidate that owes less to lobbyists and corporations, because there will be a pay-day for all of those donations. Hillary will owe companies, and Obama will owe the people.

It seems like a simple choice to me. :shrug: GOBAMA!!!

[redqueen]

1. Welcome aboard...

from a former Kucitizen (2004 and last year too).

:hi:

[Raine]

2. YIPPPPEEEEE!!!

You made the right choice. Obama wasn't my first choice either, I was for Edwards but now I really really like Obama and am happy to support him. :thumbsup:

[AllentownJake]

3. Welcome

I'll get you the Kool-Aid...what the Hillary supporters haven't told you is the Kool-Aid is actually quite refreshing and tasty.

[againes654]

8. "refreshing and tasty"

if you throw in a shot of hope and change, I will take several glasses. I've been hearing about this Kool-Aid that I have supposedly been drinking, but I don't drink much Kool-Aid, so I was a little confused. Thanks for the clarification.

:toast:

[guyanakoolaid]

9. You know it's funny

This has been my internet handle for many years, and I joined DU over a year ago. It's coincidental that it works so well now.

Bottoms up :beer:

[ClassWarrior]

10. Let me toss in a dash of opportunity...

CUNY Professor Frances Fox Piven on a recent Democracy Now!:

You know, in 1932, FDR didn’t run with a good program; he ran with the same program the Democrats had run with in 1924 and 1928, and that wasn’t a good program. But nevertheless, his rhetoric encouraged people who were suffering as a result of the Depression—working people, the unemployed—and helped to fuel the movements, which then forced FDR to support initiatives which he otherwise would not have supported, including the right to organize...

http://www.democracynow.org/2008/2/6/super_tuesday_roundtable_with_bill_fletcher

:toast:

NGU.

[keep_it_real]

4. you're right

[4themind]

5. Welcome, and here's your kool-aid

:hi: :beer:

[VenusRising]

6. Good for you!

That's the same route I came to Obama by. I think it is a well-worn path.

:hi::hug:

[jefferson_dem]

7. Welcome aboard, againes654!

:thumbsup:

[BlueJac]

11. Good on you!

[Cha]

12. Welcome..we love you all..I only started checking out

Obama at the very first of this year..just in time to be really happy he won Iowa and the more I learned of his whole behavior pattern the more I like him.

[eridani]

13. Pretty much my journey

One of the .sigs I've seen here sez "100% behind Dennis Kucinich--OK--90% behind John Edwards--um--80% behind Barack Obama." That pretty much nails it for me.

[Scurrilous]

14. Gobama!

:thumbsup:

[Tarheel_Dem]

15. k&r

:kick:

[Zachstar]

16. Glad to see people getting behind the nomineee.

It is not official but it is time to get started!

Thank you!

[SunsetDreams]

17. I agree, it is a simple and easy choice!

Welcome againes :)

GOBAMA 08

[TragedyandHope]

18. Welcome!

[ScarletSniper]

19. beautiful!

[Tarheel_Dem]

20. kick

:kick: