Dems. who is the Dem nominee that would make you vote Rep?

Answer 1

NO ONE. The lies & corruption has to stop somewhere. Both parties have sold the American people out, for the big corporations. But the war needs to end & with it the lies that took us there in the 1st place. We may never regain the title of "world leader" again. Thanks to our premptive war in Iraq.

Personally, I'm hoping for the 3rd party, myself. Or maybe Al Gore. Had he won the 2000 election, things would be so different today.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There isn't one.

To vote Rep I'd have to like the Rep. If I hate the Dem, I vote Green (or some one of the other available choices).

There are more than two candidates for most offices, after all.

I long ago decided I wouldn't vote for horrible person just to avoid voting for Even More Horrible person. (I wasn't wild about Kerry, but did vote for him as a protest vote against That Thing, however. Even though my state was clearly blue without me.)

I wish more people would consider voting for those they most agreed with. It would be a way to say "We refuse to vote for those we can't bear; we need people to vote FOR."

Answer 4

I vote for whomever I feel is the best candidate.
If the Democratic nominee was Kucinich he'd get my vote.
There aren't any republicans running that would get my vote (nor are there any other democrats.)

In the last few elections I've voted for a 3rd party candidate.

Answer 5

That depends on the Republican.. The only Reps I would think about voting for right now are Mccain and Chafee. If one of them were running, I may vote rep if Hillary is the choice.. It'd definately be a tough decision..

Answer 6

I'm not Dem. (Independant) but Hillary would make me vote against the Dem. Party, as Bush made me vote against the Repub Party

Answer 7

I am not to excited about Hilary winning. And it doesn't really have much to do with her politics. If she wins and stays in office for 8 years, that gives us nearly three decades of Bush's and Clinton's. I don't think family dynasties are in the best interest of this country.

That being said, I don't really see a Republican candidate that I would vote for at this time. Other than the Chuck Hagel, but I don't think he will make it very far.

Answer 8

There is no candidate that could make vote for the current republican party, I would vote 3rd party first.

Answer 9

Honestly, Hillary. Completely hypothetical because I'd take a bullet to the melon before voting Republican. Even though voting doesn't matter.

I support Joe Biden 100%

Answer 10

There is no Democratic nominee that would make me vote Republican.