A question for those who will hold their noses and vote for Clinton

[Raven]

if she is the nominee...will you contribute to her GE campaign?

I'm having a hard enough time keeping to my pledge to vote for her, I can't bear the thought of giving her a cent. I guess that could be a problem for her if others feel the same way.

[goldcanyonaz]

1. Many feel the same about Obama. Uh oh...

[Raven]

3. Yup, I guess it works both ways.

[movonne]

16. But I think Obama will not need the money...his supporters are good at

doing this..hillary needs the money and I for one would not send her any...I would vote for her(but it would be very hard)...

[peace13]

21. Fortunately for you there are many who will donate for him.

It won't cost you a cent. I hope that you are prepared to pay for Hill...in more ways than one.

[Exilednight]

27. By the end of the primary he will probably have 3 times the amount of donors than Hillary.

I highly doubt he will have money problems. Hillary was suppose to have this great funding machine, but they appear to be maxed out while the average Obama supporter has only given 1/10th of the maximum limit.

[LWolf]

41. I feel the same about both of them.

If I have any money to contribute, or any time to spend campaigning, it will go to the candidate challenging my republican senator this fall.

I would not give half of a penny, or a single breath, to campaigning for either Obama or HRC.

[nichomachus]

2. In 2004

John Kerry asked for money to help him "fight to make sure every vote was counted." Even though I had just been laid off and didn't have any money, I sent him more than I could afford. So did a lot of other people.

On election night -- before all the votes had been counted -- Kerry pocketed the money and ran away.

Let them get the fucking money from Kerry. I'm tapped out.

[goldcanyonaz]

6. I want my money back from Kerry1 I donated to recount the votes too.

[peace13]

22. Me too.

Watched it all from the front row in Ohio. What did he do with the bucks?

[goldcanyonaz]

40. I have always been surprised that no one has ever asked him.

[Pisces]

4. I would rather burn my money that give her 1 red cent, in this case blood money!!

[mmonk]

5. Nope.

My activism stops. Time then to go back to NGO's for political activism.

[OregonBlue]

7. No longer so sure I will even vote for her much less give money.

[countingbluecars]

8. She would get my vote,

and that is all-not my time or money.

[tekisui]

9. No money, vote only.

And I would look to other Party's, because the Democratic Party would have failed.

[whatchamacallit]

10. With at least 109 million dollars, she should be the first to pony up. n/t

[RichardRay]

11. Yep. n/t

[MercutioATC]

12. In the unlikely event that she is the nominee, she gets my vote. No support.

[Kittycat]

13. No. I'll donate down-ticket only.

They'll need it even more if she becomes the nominee - than they would under Obama.

[Bluenorthwest]

39. They need it now...

and they will need it either way. The contest I am most concerned with is a State thing. If I was focused on the Pres race I'd lose my mind.
Remember the downticket! Rember you local Democrats! That is my message of unity. Thank you.

[Kittycat]

50. ...

I joined on to the county Dem organization to do the grassroots thing for our local candidates. I'm waiting now for my GOTV marching orders, and have already registered one of my neighbors to vote. Trust me, we'll be there to help them.

[boobooday]

14. No mula

Can't do it, don't want to.

[ScarletSniper]

31. Ditto..not one penny

[DevonRex]

15. No. I'm donating as much as I possibly can to Obama because

I'm so enthusiastic about his candidacy. I spent hours on the phone getting the vote out for Obama here in Colorado. Hillary's die hard supporters would have to fill that role because I couldn't. Instead, I'd donate and volunteer for Senate and House campaigns.

[Liberal Veteran]

17. I'll concede one, but not the other. It is just asking too much.

As it is, I'll probably have to down half a bottle of anti-emetics just to vote for Clinton.

[sellitman]

18. I hope I never have to make that decision.

But......IF she is our nominee then she HAS to win.

I will contribute and work for her election.

We CANNOT afford even 4 years of McBush.

[stillcool]

19. I'll vote for her...

and donate to those who represent me.

[cali]

20. not a cent, but she won't need it. she'll take federal funding.

[hisownpetard]

23. I will vote for her, if she's the nominee, but I won't contribute in any other way.

[Breeze54]

24. Nope

She has a hellava lot more money than me. I need my money, she doesn't.

[Bensthename]

25. Her Hillbots will vote gicing her about 20 percent of the national vote.

[0007]

26. I don't hate the old woman. I just can't stand her wayward tongue and

bug eyes.

I'd give the old girl a few cents to beat John McCain. I think!! She'd have to sit up pretty goddamn good.

[Life Long Dem]

28. IF? There is NO IF.

The only IF in this is IF the SDs take it away and overturns the "will of the people". Clinton will lose enough support from Obama's side. And this will be just enough for McSame to take the GE.

[bklyncowgirl]

29. No. I will donate to deserving congressional candidates. nt

[ecdab]

30. She'll get public financing - she will be OK without my money though

I'll wait and see what she does in the unlikely event she should get the nomination and how she achieved that unlikely result before I say I will or I will not give her money.

[lolamio]

32. I'll vote for her but...

After the way she's run her campaign, I couldn't in good conscience give her a dime. My vote will be all she'll get.

[Skidmore]

33. This time I hold my nose for no one.

It is time to break the cycle of settling for less than the nation deserves. Hillary will get neither my vote nor my money.

[progdog]

60. I'm with you on that.

Can't do it. Local politics only.

[WillyT]

63. Me Neither...

I will not do that again.

[williesgirl]

34. I'll vote due to SCOTUS, but not one penny. I'll donate directly to Congress/Sen candidates to

help them out, but that's it. And I'm a feminist who was originally excited about her candidacy and her husband's support. Not now for either of them. They both disgust me. She's just lucky I don't live in NY. I'd actively support another Dem going after her seat.

[BlueIdaho]

35. She will get my vote - nothing more.

I will concentrate on giving money "down ticket" if she is the nominee. One month ago I did not feel that way. She has shit in her own mess kit.

[mkultra]

36. ill not vote but rather just stay home.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

37. I'll vote for the nominee, but I will not send either one money

Any cash I have to spare goes to Kucinich for his congressional campaign, and perhaps to whomever stands up against our Republican conman.

[JerseygirlCT]

38. That would be hard, I imagine.

I honestly don't know right now. I'm still hopeful that I won't have that decision to make.

[Forkboy]

42. She has a $109 Million....I have $8...she doesn't need it.

[yourguide]

43. Not a penny.

[dana_b]

44. absolutely NOT one red cent!!!!!!! I'm having a difficult enough time

holding to my earlier pledge to even vote for her. It goes against everything in my being. This is going to be a huge struggle for me if she if nominated.

[Texasgal]

45. I don't think we have a choice

It is imperative that a dem gets in office this time around.

If that means giving money to campaign then so be it.

[cliffordu]

46. "Out of my cold dead hands"

Not one thin dime.

[ginnyinWI]

47. She's already lost it, so we won't have to make this choice.

I'm glad because I don't know if I could even vote for her, let alone work or donate. I wouldn't have voted for McCain--would have decided whether to stay home.

I will continue to donate to Obama and work, too, once my daughter's wedding is over with in August.

[VolcanoJen]

48. ActBlue and MoveOn will get my money in the fall if Clinton's the nominee.

Downticket candidates need our money more than the $100 Millionaire.

[ampad]

49. Hell no

[Kber]

51. I have just about decided that my vote for Hillary would depend on NJ polls

if it's close, I'll vote for her. If NJ looks comfortable blue, I'm lodging a protest vote.

Whether I donate, honestly, will depend on the same criterea.

[Coexist]

52. hell no - no $$$ or volunteer time for her.

[spoony]

53. Being fine with either, I've been saving my pennies for the GE

I'd rather my money go to fight the GOP than fund factional in-fighting now.

[Cheap_Trick]

54. no

I WILL vote for her in the GE if it comes down to it.

I WILL NOT give her a red cent, or a moment of my time.

I WILL NOT defend her against the right wing attacks. She brought those on herself by cozying up to them for political expediency.

I WILL NOT promote her through bumper stickers or yard signs, or campaign for her in any way. When I recieve the anti-Hillary e-mails, I will not respond, just delete.

[EFerrari]

55. I don't know if I can force myself to do any of those things.

I'll work election protection instead and donate to those groups -- they certainly need the support and I can at least feel like I'm doing something positive that way.

[TragedyandHope]

56. She would get my vote

[anigbrowl]

57. I'd rather donate something to DNC .nt

[madwivoter]

58. Nope.

Not a chance. I will absolutely not donate any money nor time to her campaign.

I will have to hold my nose when I go to the polls to vote on election day if she's the nominee. But I will vote for her over McCain.

[Beacool]

59. It will be a bigger problem for Obama if he's the nominee.

Consistently most polls show that less of Hillary's supporters are willing to vote for Obama than the other way around, let alone send money or spend time campaigning for him.

[mrreowwr_kittty]

61. That's because so many of her voters are DINOs

And they were going to vote for McCain anyway, I'm sorry to tell you.

[calimary]

62. I may. It depends. Lots of expenses coming up.

I probably will. If she's "IT", yes I indeed will vote for her. And I will do my damnedest to figure out any and all rebuttals to whatever arguments against it come my way.

Remember, we also have to think down-ticket, too.

And to hold john mcsame off, and keep the Dems ahead, yes I will contribute. May not be much, but I will contribute if need be. With Obama, that goes without saying, of course.

[PatGund]

64. Vote for her, yes.

Don't ask me to contribute to her.

[MrSlayer]

65. No. I'll vote for her but I will not give her money.

I'll give it for congressional races or whatever.

[PassingFair]

66. No money. No volunteerism.

I will vote for her and that is all.

I do NOT believe that she will pull us
out of Iraq.

I DO believe that she will expand Bush's
War into Iran.

I am one of those "activists" that she
scorns.

[Jennicut]

67. Only if she begs for it. Just kidding. Yes, to defeat McCain.

To put a Dem back in the Whitehouse. Oh, wait a sec, Hillary is not much of one anymore? Well, to not put Bush-lite in the Whitehouse then.