Raise your hand if you voted for Howard Dean today

[Paragon]

As long as we're casting "meaningless" votes, I have to stick with the horse that got us here, Howie Dean.

I'm in Ohio, and I approved this message.

[MiddleRiverRefugee]

1. We are still a Dean household..

..and since I live in a fairly solid Blue state (Bobby Ehrlich notwithstanding) I figured wotthehell. At least there might be a few Dean delegates available this year to stir up the DNC.

Me & Ms. ubp are still ABB in any event..

[jansu]

2. 4 from my family already voted for Dean! Delegate count!

[LittleDannySlowhorse]

3. The wife and I will be

in about 2 hours. I always intended to, but after reading and taking part in a certain jackass thread today, I'll be voting for Dean out of sheer spite.

Ha ha ha ha ha (etc.)...

[HalfManHalfBiscuit]

5. That should push Dean's total vote tally over 100.

I'd bet he eventually breaks the 100 vote barrier in California alone!

[Cleita]

4. Two votes here in California.

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[Deansspecialinterest]

6. My wife and I "wasted" our votes this morning

and loved every minute of it.

[aquart]

7. Yes, but...

Yes, I voted for Dean. But then there was this whole thing about DELEGATES. You vote for the delegates separately. INDIVIDUALLY.

And there were individuals running as delegates I knew personally. So I had four Dean delegates, one Kucinich because I will vote for Keith Crandall anytime anywhere, and one Kerry because I know Catherine Abate has paid all required dues and then some.

Let the pollsters try and figure that out.

[jonnyblitz]

8. My sister and myself here in CT voted for him.

I became a DEM to vote for him in the primary now I will leave the party although I will vote DEM in November.