Will Dems unite strongly, whole-heartedly, after the nominee is chosen

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Poll question: Will Dems unite strongly, whole-heartedly, after the nominee is chosen

I'm thinking that we're just in the process of defining the new hierarchy of the party, and that we'll all come together, no matter who is nominated and no matter the heat of competition, to remove the clear and present danger to our nation that is the bush regime.

I feel we'll all put the good of the nation, and its salvation from bushco, far far above any percieved slights during the primary season.

So, after the nominee is chosen, will the Dem party be as one - healthy and vibrant and ready to do battle, to do what needs to be done to win, or will we be split, at the worst possible time?

[mandyky]

1. I think it depends on who wins the

nomination

[Rainbowreflect]

2. I have to believe that their desire to rid this country of bush,

will be greater than their personal ego.

[Melsky]

3. I really think we will come together

Maybe it's just the cold medicine, but I'm feeling optimistic tonight.

[Kathleen04]

4. I'm hoping we'll be at least 99% united...

there will still be those who say they just can't vote for Candidate-X for whatever reason.

[EDT]

5. I'm thinking Dem's will do the "Lesser of the 2 evils vote", but...

that said, the amount of hatred and attacks among Dems for their various candidates has left me
surprised and concerned.

[stevebreeze]

6. as a Kucinich person I know I for one will

not just suppport but work hard for whomever wins the nomination. This country will suffer ever greater wounds if it has to endure 4 more years of this lieing pack of scum.
:kick::kick::kick::kick::kick::kick:

[Mattforclark]

7. We had better n/t

[Catherine Vincent]

8. Democrats want to get rid of Shrubnuts more than anything else!

Democrats will unite!

[Dob Bole]

9. Well, except for Zell Miller....

who used to be quite moderate and admirable, I think the party is uber-united. And it's a year away form the election.

[mmonk]

10. I'm not going to give Bush any quarter

no matter who is nominated or how split the party is or how hurt someone's feelings might be.

[Zorra]

11. We absolutely must unite.

The consequences will be horrible if we do not.

[Killarney]

12. We'd better

This is even more important than past elections. This is an emergency. We need to UNITE as a party and stop bickering and giving ammunition to the Republicans and undecideds. Every statement against a democratic nominee is out there forever for undecided people to read after the primaries. We need to unite for the greater good of kicking Bush OUT. Whoever get the nomination, we need to support them 100%. No excuses. WE NEED TO GET BUSH OUT AND BICKERING AND PICKING ON OUR OWN CANDIDATES WILL PUSH THE UNDECIDEDS TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

[arewethereyet]

13. how many times have I read

I cannot support anyone who voted for the war.

Clark is a general and his initial commets were pro. Not a vote but close enough.

I hope I'm wrong, thats all I can say.