Question: I bailed out of DU before the 2008 primaries. Got tired of it all.

[LiberalArkie]

When the Democratic nominee for the general election is all settled, do the DUers who picked the loosing candidate buy the winners a pizza or something to make amends? Or vice versa?

Just wondering.

[randys1]

1. Losers buy winners lifetime elevator passes.

[donco]

17. The winner

gets a gift certificate to Olive Garden.

[upaloopa]

2. If I remember correctly most everyone got

behind Obama to beat Romney

[liberal N proud]

3. Somehow it will all work out

Most will support the nominee and some will be so sore the will leave and the disrupt or will look for a new target.

[Kalidurga]

4. My candidate has already won.

He has illuminated a whole lot of issues that were not talked about before. The genie is out of the bottle and it's not going back in not even after we demand our three wishes.

[LiberalArkie]

6. You know, I think so also. He said so in one of his early speeches thins year. That his goal

is to not be negative and to present the issues facing the American public and to bring them to the forefront. I think that is what he is doing. If he wins, that is just icing on the cake. If not he has won anyway because the topic is no longer austerity.

[Kalidurga]

10. I think he will win the nomination.

Then he will win the GE. Then REPUBLICONS will sandbag him. That is when we really need to get to work when Bernie wins. He will need as much if not more support from us than he does now.

[kacekwl]

11. I agree , I hope everyone remembers

this will be an ongoing fight .

[LiberalArkie]

12. I think he has a very good shot at it also. I think he can move congress a lot also.

The congress critters will sense that the wind might be blowing a different direction, especially with what Koch said in Time this week.

[Art_from_Ark]

13. What do you see in your part of the world (state)?

Is there any chance, do you think, of reclaiming the 2nd District seat?

[LiberalArkie]

14. I think it is possible Hill went in this year. So he really hasn't had a chance to make any points.

If money was thrown in for the Democratic candidate, I think she god grab it.. He is my congress critter.

[olddots]

5. I voter for Dennis

but I would love to buy the Hillary voters a clue ..........joke its a damned joke .

[NCTraveler]

7. Love this.

Grumpy pizza gatherings in the break room often bring the feelings of comradery back.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

8. For my part

I imagine I'll dump most of my ignore list, with a small number of permaignore exceptions, and hope that I don't have to regrow it again from continued constant negativity being tossed around.

[Armstead]

9. Lot of the names are different, and I don't remember who was on what side then

Can't recall who I might have been on the same "side" with then who is now on the other.

Maybe that puts it into perspective. Or, as a philosopher said "In the long run we'll all be dead."

[restorefreedom]

15. although i was a member,

i was not super active then. if bernie wins, i will be campaigning hard in my world. if hillary wins, honestly i can not get jazzed and will focus on the downticket. if om wins i will be ok and pretty psyched about him as pres.

edit...in no circumstance will i spend time criticizing the nom, whoever it is. not because of tos but because it is not how i want to spend my time.

[LiberalArkie]

18. I think that is how most are. If it is not who you were all jazzed about it is hard to feel the

same about the other person. You end up saying "Oh yea, I am totally supporting Hillary" It is just that you don't end up talking their ear off. And it would be the same if the roles are reversed.

[restorefreedom]

19. i also think that some of us need to direct our energy

to the other races. and for those of us in the non jazzed category, its a great opportunity to make a difference.

[LiberalArkie]

20. Yes it is..

[berni_mccoy]

16. The losers eat crow instead

And they spend the next 4 years criticizing the winner.