I respectfully disagree and Clinton won't get my vote in November if she's the nominee. If it makes you feel any better, my state will go hard red if she's the nominee and my vote won't matter, even though I'll be leaving it blank or voting for Jill Stein (I don't believe North Carolina has the write-in option but if they do, I'll still vote for Bernie). My focus will be on downticket races if she's the nominee because I find her DLC/Third Way brand repulsive and as damaging to this country as any Republican.

If I were in a swing state, I could understand the argument (maybe) a little better, although it wouldn't change my decision. But I honestly don't see Clinton as any better than the Republicans at this point. The economy won't improve, she has no coattails to bring other Dems with her to the House and Senate, and the House and Senate won't work with her anyway so...no. I'm not voting for a shit sandwich. I've voted for my last "lesser evil".

I won't vote for Hillary. It's a matter of conscience.

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concerned, especially after she went scorched-earth against bernie & his supporters. she didn't have to do that, but when she did, she lost any chance of getting my vote in november if she's the nominee -- & fuck the scary-scotus trope. obama floated a fucking republican as his first nominee for scalia's seat, forchristsake! -- & i hate to think who her royal corporateness would pick. henry kissinger, probably

if hillary's the nominee, the r's have already won, imo, b/c there's no one their base hates more -- or who can motivate it to gotv against -- than hillary rodham clinton. besides, bernie & his supporters will be blamed for her loss anyway you cut it, so there's that...

I've never voted for a Republican and I won't start now. That's why I will never vote for Hillary. Moot point though. Bernie is going to win this thing.

is normalizing terrible ideas. That is what the power structure is trying to accomplish: to create a world with no options, a politics with no outside: the end of dissent. This is just how Washington works is the mantra of this philosophy.

It's not the Bush tax cuts; it's American taxation
It's not the Bush Iraq war: it's endless war/American foreign policy
It's not the Bush police state: it's the American legal system
It's not the Bush austerity economy: it's the American economy

The most dangerous candidate is the one best able to normalize terrible ideas.
Hillary Clinton is far and away the most dangerous candidate.

If I have to, am writing in Bernie. She will never get a vote from me, I will never morally and ethically compromise to vote for a pathological liar.

And my Dem vote for Prez won' count any way due to IN's winner-take-all Electoral College stance. So I'll vote for Bernie in the May primary and withhold my vote if HRC is nominee.

evil" voting bullshit. People my age have been swallowing that bullshit for more than 40 years now and what has been the result? The Democratic Party has gone further and further and further to the right.

Pretty soon-and it can't be long now since our current "lesser evil" candidate is a friend of mass murderer Henry Fucking Kissinger-the "lesser evil" candidate will be Chris Christi or one of his ilk.

Nope, it's time to admit that the "lesser evil" strategy has been a complete and utter failure. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over again and expecting different results.

If Hillary gets her coronation, then I will be voting for a good candidate who reflects my values, Jill Stein.

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They started it, and it has brought the country to where it is now. You don't bring a knife to a gun fight. I think the sooner and the harder Hillary is utterly rejected the better. She failed to say no at the appropriate time so now the masses will have to.

books.

And no, if I could vote, I wouldn't vote for Hillary Clinton. I am almost glad I can't vote in the US. Thank God.

At the start of this primary, I already knew the Clintons were sold-out corporate shills who work ceaselessly to deliver what's left of my country to the financial aristocracy. However, as usual, I was prepared to vote for Hillary as a "lesser" of evils. I'm used to it, after all. I've been doing it for years. But then the lies and the smears started, the yelling, the finger-pointing, the browbeating - You're going to hell! You're a sexist! You're a racist! You are PERSONALLY going to destroy the country if you don't support me! -- and I decided that while I could eat a shit sandwich, I just couldn't get it down while the chef was screaming in my face. And I keep hearing that high-pitched cackle as she said "We came. We saw. He died." Ugh.

No. My one little vote doesn't matter much, but it's mine.

get rid of evil. And it only gets worse as time goes on. That's how we got to where we are today with a 'Democratic' president nominating a right-leaning 'moderate' for Scalia's vacant seat.