Super Tuesday

[Prudence]

I think our caucuses are Saturday and the primary on Tuesday. I know I got our ballots a few days ago. I had prepared to vote for Edwards, even though I knew he wouldn't win. Now that I can't do that, I just don't know who I'm going to vote for.

[NickO'Time]

Obama. I'm changing parties and moving on.He's a breath of fresh air. And I do not want another frickin' eight years of Hil-Bill-ary.

[wendybeth]

Originally Posted by Prudence

I think our caucuses are Saturday and the primary on Tuesday. I know I got our ballots a few days ago. I had prepared to vote for Edwards, even though I knew he wouldn't win. Now that I can't do that, I just don't know who I'm going to vote for.

I really think Edwards and Obama might team up, for what it's worth. They have been terribly civil to one another, suspiciously so.

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by wendybeth

I really think Edwards and Obama might team up, for what it's worth. They have been terribly civil to one another, suspiciously so.

Yeah, but at least Edwards pretended to be his own man with the occasional mild swipe in Obama's direction..........unlike Huckabee, who is gonna need a crowbar to remove his lips from McCain's back side when this whole thing is over

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

(And of course, I can't resist Former First Lady as President and Former PotUS as First Fella. Forget the first woman or first black ... when we will ever have a shot at this again?!?!)

Didn't people say something similar about Dubya being Bush Sr.'s son?

At one of the debates they took write-in questions. A woman asked, "I"m 38 years old, and in every single presidential election I've ever voted in, a Bush or a Clinton won. Why should I keep that going?"

Time for a change. I really hope the Clinton drama train doesn't make another White House stop.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

At one of the debates they took write-in questions. A woman asked, "I"m 38 years old, and in every single presidential election I've ever voted in, a Bush or a Clinton won. Why should I keep that going?"

So true!

[mousepod]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

At one of the debates they took write-in questions. A woman asked, "I"m 38 years old, and in every single presidential election I've ever voted in, a Bush or a Clinton won. Why should I keep that going?"

I liked her comeback: "It takes a Clinton to clean up a Bush."

I voted today. Yay.

[Snowflake]

to everyone who votes today.