Sign the Pledge, I promise to vote for the Democratic Nominee

[TheBigDemo]

I know, I know. Some of us didn't get the candidate we want. But regardless of who it is, I think they are 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times better than Bush.

WE NEED TO BEAT BUSH!

Please say you will back the nominee, who ever it is.

Thank you!

[Maat]

1. I will.

[TheBigDemo]

2. That is two, we are only 49,999,998 votes away from removing him

[aldian159]

3. sure

give me the pen

[prodigal_green]

4. In the inimitable words of Homer Simpson...

Done and...done!

[Dogmudgeon]

5. Why?

Most of us will be voting for Kerry anyway, warts and all -- if he's the nominee.

A better pledge might be to declare our solidarity before engaging in interneceine squabbles. It's like the old idea that it's OK for you and your brother to beat on each other until you're bloody pulps, but as soon as somebody else picks a fight with him, he's got to worry about you, too.

We don't need conformity -- just solidarity. That's what it will take to win back our Democracy.

We can fight each other later ... like, when the Democratic Party has 50% of the vote, the Progressive Party has 40%, and the Republican Party has 10%.

--bkl

[Indiana_Dem]

6. Check!

[truhavoc]

7. As my GOP congressman would say, YEY

[jmaier]

8. Of course

It's not really even open for debate.

[Doomsayer13]

9. Ham Sandwich (D) for president

ABB

[rpf113]

10. I'll sign the pledge.

I'd vote for a carrot over GWB.

[TheBigDemo]

11. Now only 49,999,990 to get the 50,000,000 votes needed

[PurityOfEssence]

12. Absatively

We need to win so big that they can't steal it.

[graywarrior]

13. OK OK

I'm in.

[TheBigDemo]

14. Cool, just a little closer now

[Piperay]

15. I certainly will! nt

:thumbsup:

[Kinkistyle]

16. Even if it turned out to be Holy Joe.

I would have still voted Dem... and thats saying ALOT. :hurts:

[jsw_81]

17. Signed

[bowens43]

18. Nope. No pledge, not ever , not for anyone or any reason.

[Zynx]

19. Yes.

So long as they don't turn sharply to the right and sell out our principles just for "electability".

[RebelOne]

20. Yes, ABB n/t

[Atlant]

21. No thanks. (NT)

[colonel odis]

22. being asked to sign a pledge such as this offends me. n/t

[usregimechange]

23. Of course

:kick:

[NicoleM]

24. Jesus H. Christ on a pogo stick.

How many times are we going to have to do this before November?

[edzontar]

25. No thanks. I plan to vote for the Dem in November.

But I don't take pledges, and am tired of being pressured to.

[HuskerDem]

26. I signed that pledge on December the 13th, 2000

I'm sure as hell not going to act like a spoiled little child and stand on principle, insisting on my version of purity now. Too much is at stake.

[WhoCountsTheVotes]

27. *yawn*

:boring:

[maxanne]

28. no thanks

I don't believe in loyalty oaths and pledges.

They reek of fear and desperation.

[AntiCoup2K4]

29. Fuck loyalty threads!

Give me a nominee worth voting for, and I'll vote for him.

[tryanhas]

30. ...if it's JOHN EDWARDS, DENNIS KUCINICH, OR AL SHARPTON.

I'm not voting for a fake fluke like John Kerry, ever.