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by andgarden on Thu Apr 10, 2008 at 12:29:10 PM EST
The McClurkin thing wasn't in itself a deal breaker for me
It was for me--at least in the primary.

He has had multiple opportunities to make it right, but he just keeps digging in.

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Totally understood (none / 0) (#43)
by spit on Thu Apr 10, 2008 at 12:38:02 PM EST
I was willing to wait and see, but the more he digs in on it, the less willing to cut him a break on it I become.

I know plenty of folks who walked away from him then, and I understand it quite well.

My primary vote is done, so at this point I'm personally looking toward the general. That may help clarify my litmus test thing -- I will only vote for candidates in general elections who take us at least a bit in the right direction. I don't need them to be perfect, but I do need them to represent some real progress. In this case, I shouldn't have too much trouble on that front with either potential nominee, though I really do find Clinton better versed on queer issues (or at least more willing to talk about them more specifically).

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Donnie McClurkin (none / 0) (#96)
by kayla on Thu Apr 10, 2008 at 01:50:50 PM EST
to me is more in denial of his sexuality than homophobic.  He's just plain pathetic.

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