If the race seems tight (and it probably will be), I'll vote for whoever the Democratic party puts forward, just because the Republican candidate will be scary as hell. But if it isn't tight, I'll vote for somebody outside the two party system. She just said a bunch of things I like to hear, but I've seen enough elections now that I know they don't mean anything. If she truly wants my vote, she's needs to throw real and substantial support into the Represent Us movement. That's my number one issue.
I usually vote in the Republican primary instead for that reason. The Democratic candidate is going to be a right wing but not outright malicious asshat, while the Republicans have a reasonable chance of picking a candidate too nutty to have a chance of winning. That the Republicans loose is much more important than which lesser evil we get stuck with instead.I'll vote for whoever the Democratic party puts forward
This is exactly how I feel. I'm going to be skeptical of any candidate until I hear actual plans or real action from them. I'm thinking this is just her trying to get the far left vote.She just said a bunch of things I like to hear.