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Only 10% of dems have made a firm decision.

We can't make the mistake of misunderestimating Mrs. Bill Clinton. She can, and probably will, win the election if we do not rally around the eventual GOP nominee. As it has been shown in the past, the Democrat party can literally pee on its constituents but they will reliably show up at the polls year after year, no matter who their candidate is.

Make no mistake, Mrs. Bill Clinton will be the Democrat party nominee in 2008. There is nothing standing between her and the nomination now. Barack Hussein Obama was a nice distraction, until he opened his mouth. Now that he is out of the way, it will be a smooth ride into the convention for Mrs. Bill Clinton.

We are so worried about this that we've seriously considered registering as Democrats so that we can vote for Barack Hussein Obama in the primary... if enough people do that, then it is possible that Mrs. Bill Clinton will be politically impotent and no longer a threat to the rest of the USA.

Good points. Anyone who thinks Democrats in a GENERAL election will abandon She-Who-Must-Not-be-Named is fooling himself. She will, as another poster said, get 110% of available Dem votes. There will be fraud, as well as exceptional Dem turnout.

Anything less than a complete united effort on our part will have Bill Richardson as Sec. of State, Carville as the Press Secretary, Begala as Chief of Staff, and Murtha as Secretary of Defense.

Even now, some of you think I'm exaggerating.

In Texas you don’t register to be R or D, your vote in one of the primaries registers you and then you cannot vote in the other.

As much as I would like to vote for Obama in the dem primary, I prefer to hang on to my primary vote so I can cast it for the Republican of my choice.