The Democrats

[Aquinas]

markcpc said:

No offense, but that kind of strategy annoys me, but it's the fault of the states with open primaries, not necessarily the voters who avail themselves of it. Call me crazy, but I think Dems should vote for Dems and Repubs should vote for Repubs in the primary stage. Otherwise it's just opening it up for lots of rigging when one side's nominee becomes clear.

Aquinas, you are dead to me.

This is the first time I ever pulled such a move, and I grant you, I feel sort of slimey for doing so. Particularly when I have no respect or regard for Hillary Clinton.

But, with that said -- and with the admission that I can't stand John McCain either -- I think McCain trounces Clinton; but Obama beats McCain....the enemy of my enemy is my friend, or something like that And I'd take McCain any day over Obama.

I just couldn't bring myself to waste a vote on a Republican race that is decided; plus I am NOT a Republican

[Havoc]

Not that it matters but I voted for Kevin Nash.

[Aquinas]

vocalusher said:

Not that it matters but I voted for Kevin Nash.

It doesn't matter, you're right.

Kevin Nash is ineligible since only US-born humans can run for President, not demi-gods.

[Tournament Master]

markcpc said:

Call me crazy, but I think Dems should vote for Dems and Repubs should vote for Repubs in the primary stage.

Who should independents vote for?

[Trent Lawless]

Nobody till the general election. That's what you get for being a free-thinker.

[Aquinas]

So much for my strategy. Hillary got the Wisconsin bitch-slap.....and ran off like a scalded dog.

[JED-SE]

markcpc said:

Nobody till the general election. That's what you get for being a free-thinker.

In some states (I think Virginia) you can vote in the primaries. My cousin is independant and when he lived in Virginia, he voted for McCain (not this primary election, but the previous)