If Hillary Won the Nomination, Would You Vote for Her?

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

[flvegan]

1. Hee hee...

:popcorn:

[Olney Blue]

2. Yes, I will vote for her-or whoever is the nominee.

[rwheeler31]

3. undecided

[DB1]

4. Of course. My third choice of 3 great candidates.

[FrenchieCat]

5. I wouldn't vote against her.

But that is all that I can promise.

[cosmik debris]

6. My vote doesn't count

I live in Texas where the Democrats won't even run.

Oh well.

[Occam Bandage]

7. Present. She's not my first choice. I wouldn't have to hold my nose. I'd gladly vote for her.

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

16. I have added a Yes I will vote for the nominee period to the poll

sorry, I should have put that in there in the first place.

[billbuckhead]

8. Push poll against the woman candidate!

:(

[msongs]

9. 8 defacto votes for the republican from DUers. how touching nt

[tedoll78]

15. Hmm..

While I wouldn't put it quite that way, the word "enabler" does come to mind.

Maybe they're fans of Scalia or something?

[sniffa]

34. now it's 54

you're welcome. :hi:

[bigwillq]

10. Yes (nt)

[rox63]

11. Part of the nose-holding vote here

I will vote for the Dem nominee. But I won't be all that happy if it's HRC.

[joshcryer]

12. WHAT? "No. I think its time to end the Bush Clinton Dynasty"

WHAT? GOP will continue the dynasty if you don't vote for the Democratic nomination.

[Kucinich4America]

23. Only if Mittens Romney is the nominee

He's Jeb & Poppy's candidate. And Mittens' Bain Capital has recently partnered with Poppy's Carlyle Group on several corporate acquisitions. He might have been born a spirit child of Elohim, but he's been grafted into the Bush Crime Family Tree. Just as the Clintons have.

[The Witch]

13. Yes, she's not my first choice but I will not hold my nose.

She's fine. Just not my favorite.

[in_cog_ni_to]

14. Of course I would. Do we want President McCain? President Romney? I think NOT. n/t

[Alexander]

17. Thankfully I won't have to worry about it.

[IndianaGreen]

18. The Presidential election will be irrelevant in Indiana

Our Democrats will concentrate on putting some distance between themselves and the unpopular Hillary, and get themselves reelected.

I know what I will be doing! We have to retain the House seat vacated by the untimely death of Julia Carson, reelect those Democrats that were first elected to the House two years ago, gain more seats in the statehouse, and the most important mission: defeat Governor Daniels' bid for reelection.

As you can see, we got a full plate already, the more so when one is burdened with the Clinton name at the top of the ticket.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

19. I am not a H. Clinton supporter, but to all you people who wouldn't vote for any DEM in the GE....

What on EARTH is wrong with you people? Are you CRAZY? What on EARTH is wrong with you, giving your votes away so GOPers will win?

[Mojambo]

20. Yes. Unhappily so, but yes. n/t

[New Dawn]

21. This country needs a progressive president, not another "centrist"!

[thunder rising]

22. Hillary will fire Howard Dean to consolidate power. I will not enable that.

If we have a Republican President and a solidly Democratic congress and Howard Dean I can live with that.

[Egnever]

25. you sum my thoughts up rather well

if it looks like we will carry congress then wild horses couldn't drag me to the polls for her.

Of course that brings to the table the thought that if she gets the nod we will be faced with a questionable outcome when it comes to the congressional seats so we may be forced to vote her in just to stave off the republican congress she brings with her.

[Roxy66]

24. O.k....now this website officially scares the shit out of me!!

That many people here would settle for a Repug...than vote for Hillary?!

[Frances]

26. I didn't vote because I think this kind of poll is a loser poll

It was this kind of thinking that allowed Bush to wiggle into the White House.

Let's think like winners!

[Andrea]

27. you need another response

"I honestly don't know yet"

After eight years of Bush destruction, it is so sad to think that we might end up with a Dem candidate I can't really support. I keep debating this with myself. If it is Obama or Clinton, are they better than another Repug? They seem pretty much the same to me. If the nominee is Edwards, I'll work my fingers to the bone for him. Either of the other two and I might not vote.

Maybe it doesn't matter. Our votes probably won't count anyway.

Time to leave...

Canada? Argentina? Norway?

[Starbucks Anarchist]

28. Yes, even though she's not my choice in the primary.

ANY Dem is better than a Republican.

[rodeodance]

29. Thank you nose-holders.

[loveangelc]

30. hell no.

[bellasgrams]

32. I have a feeling the repbs are going to get back in . After all

the bad blood this past week between BO and Bill I've heard many Edwards & Clinton people say they would never vote for Bo. They don't like his tactics. Well, we don't have to worry about BO or anyone whining about this election. BO won so he's happy, no whining tonight.

[loveangelc]

44. wtf are you talking about?

[RaleighNCDUer]

31. I will not vote for her under any circumstances.

But I will vote for all the progressives I can find down-ticket, to make things unfortable for the repukes, if they should win, or uncomfortable for her if she should.

[Captain Hilts]

33. Sorry, I don't vote in polls that conflate the Bushes and the Clintons. nt

[Bright Eyes]

35. Yes. but I will hold my nose when I do vote.

And probably get real drunk too :)

[UALRBSofL]

41. To Sum It Up

Just my opinion of course, but, it seems Barack supporters are refusing to vote for Hillary and Hillary supporters are refusing to vote for Barack and since I see such a divide I believe McCain will win the general election. Reason being, I havn't seen that big split in the Republican party or that racial divide I'm seeing in the democrat party. Of course, once McCain is in office we will be in Iraq for 4 more years and any idea about health care for the needy or education supplements can be forgotten.

[Danger Mouse]

42. President McCain will also invade Iran.

[Bright Eyes]

43. Thats my fear too.

It will be a VERY close race, should Clinton get the nom, unless she can unite the base.

[HughMoran]

36. Shocking

Bookmarking.

[BenDavid]

37. I will vote for her and support her for the 8 years she is president......

[KittyWampus]

38. I'd have the luxury of not having to vote for her. I live in NY which'll go Dem no matter what

just about any other state, and I'd hold my nose.

[NJSecularist]

39. My bet is that all 58+ of those votes against Hillary

They will all vote Democratic come Novemember when they realize that the repukes are throwing out a war monger.

[Danger Mouse]

40. There are 58 fucking morons on DU, at the very least.

Anyone else want to be stood up and counted as a fucking moron?
Please. End the Bush-Clinton dynasty...yeah, cause President Mittens would be SUCH a departure from the last 8 years.

[UALRBSofL]

45. All I'm saying

is the Clinton followers are staunch supporters of her and they will either not show up or do a Clinton write-in. I'm a Clinton supporter but am probably one of the few that would vote for whoever the democrat nominee is. I'm speculating of course, but, I've been a Clinton supporter ever since Bill was Attorney General in Arkansas and the Clinton faithful are die hard supporters, but, then again I could be wrong, just an opinion.

[Danger Mouse]

46. That would also be very sad...

if they decided to do that.
We need to look beyond loyalty to one cantidate and be willing to put loyalty to our country first.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

47. No.