Am I the only undecided one in DU?

[spinbaby]

Frankly, I like all of the Democratic front runners and will cheerfully support whichever one comes out ahead.

[fujiyama]

1. Nah...

There are a few like myself...

[Gore1FL]

2. I haven't committed

I just go to 2004 Gen Dis and defend them all.

[overground1]

3. here, have a slice of Hamm.

[Rebellious Republican]

4. I am undecided as well, and still trying to wade thru all of the....

BS being put out on each one of them. But I can say who I am voting for come November. That would be the unnamed Democratic candidate running against Bush!

:kick:

[Ladyhawk]

5. I'm just confused. I don't know whom I'll vote for.

At this point, I just want someone who can beat the Bush without beating around the bush.

I also want someone who can weather the avalanche of attacks and make it clear which attacks are lies. Al Gore failed horribly at this during his campaign. Either that or the press never gave him a chance to combat the lies. I believed them up until the point I read Al Franken's book.

Another thing I'm worried about: crashy crashy due to bushy bushy. I'm afraid that if the Dems win, the problems they inherit will be so bad people will blame them instead of Bushco.

This fight isn't going to stop after the election in 2004. I live surrounded by neo-cons. They aren't going to stop being assholes even if we win. The religious reich is rising and the secular greedy are joining forces with them. If only there was a way to drive a wedge between these two factions...

[vi5]

6. Right here.....this guy...

Strictly ABB. Kerry is winning me over with his comeback, but I still like all of them.

[Ladyhawk]

7. My indecisiveness makes me less active

than I could be when it comes to removing Bush.

I keep telling myself I will be more active once a candidate has been decided upon. Whoever it is will become my champion no matter what.

How many others are waiting for the nomination before giving it their all?

[spinbaby]

11. There is that

I've held off on donating money, too, because I'm not sure which I prefer. I was considering sending a small sum to the winning candidate after every primary on the theory that we should buttress the strongest candidate. Fortunately (or unfortunately), I live in PA so I don't have to make up my mind--we don't get to vote until May and usually by then it's a choice of one.

[meti57b]

8. Same for me.

I prefer Wesley Clark, but will willingly and easily vote in the primary for someone else if they look like they have a better chance. And of course, whoever our nominee is, I'll support them both with volunteer work effort and financial contribution.

[blondeatlast]

9. AZ Primary is Tuesday--I've narrowed it down pretty much to 2.

I think the indecisiveness of so many Dems is a very GOOD thing; it means we have a crop of really strong, solid contenders.

In November, though, count on this:

ANY DEM BUT BUSH.

[amber dog democrat]

10. Nope

I too have yet to make a declaration, but there are some I like allot more than others.

[Renew Deal]

12. You are not the only one

And I bet there will be a lot more by the end of Feb. 3

[flaminbats]

13. hmmm..

frontrunners or underdogs? u decide...