These "undecided voters" sure seem pretty stupid, but...

[Silent3]

...are they more stupid than people resolutely committed to voting for Trump?

I suppose some committed Trump voters are smarter, they're just nasty people with twisted values. But the rest? They make the undecideds look like geniuses.

[MLAA]

1. So true

[Newest Reality]

2. I feel for them.

I know what it's like being forced to choose.

Like the time I had to choose swimming in shark infested waters and getting a tattoo. I was like: how many sharks are there really? Won't the tattoo hurt?

[Doreen]

3. When you can't figure out whether you want

to be bashed in the head or sit down at a good meal you must be pretty stupid.

[beachbumbob]

4. I don;t believe for one second there is any "undecided" voters, there are some waffling as always

but there is no one "undecided" at this point

[hamsterjill]

12. Bingo!!!

I think the majority of them just think it’s fun to get to be on tv!!!

I mean, come on!

[TheRealNorth]

5. There are probably only 3 types of undecided voters

1) Those people that for whatever reason don't pay attention to politics
2) Those "shy" Republicans that know Trump is a bag of garbage but don't want to admit they are voting for him because they are closet racists.
3) Those that don't like both Republicans and Democrats.

[empedocles]

6. Very limited interest?

Newsweek gave the U.S. Citizenship Test to 1,000 Americans, for some reason (boredom?), and 38 percent failed. Twenty-nine percent couldn't even name the vice president! (Is it Jeff something? Or Josh?) How should we react?

[The_Counsel]

7. I'm Trying Not to Come Off as Condescending to Some of These Folks...

...but how is anyone still "undecided" at this point? What more are they looking for?

Seems to me the alleged undecideds are either:

a) actually decided, but is looking for an excuse to change his/her mind, or

b) looking for attention.

The former is actually a legit place to be upon further review, even now.

The latter? Yikes. Why??

[Ferrets are Cool]

8. I believe they exist

but I also believe in the tooth fairy.

[brush]

9. Anyone undecided at this point after experiencing trump's America...

for four years is a full of sh_t, closet repug who doesn't want to admit it.

trump is the worst ever president and no one can deny it.

[Silent3]

10. Oh, but they can deny it, or equalize it

It's not just pundits who do both-siderism. Plenty of American voters do it too.

No matter how awful Trump clearly appears, and such people will admit they see Trump's awfulness, they will automatically say to themselves, "Well, Biden seems much nicer, much more competent, more honest, etc., but I just KNOW that Republicans and Democrats are just as bad as each other, so Biden must simply be doing a better job of hiding how awful he is."

[not_the_one]

11. I would posit that they are lying. They are NOT undecided.

If they were for Biden, they would say so, proudly.

They are ashamed to say they are for the turd, so they cop "undecided". Not to mention the attention they are getting... 15 seconds is 15 seconds. I'm sure they are taping every second they are on screen and will be showing it to anyone and everyone they can trap in a room, for YEARS.

This will, more than likely, be THE highlight of their life. Sad. Bigly.

[beachbumbob]

13. I kinda agree BUT the inverseis tru as well, members with in hard trumper household will be the

SECRET BIDEN voters. They have had enough of the bullshit pablum being willingly swallowed by their parents, brothers, sisters, husbands and wives

[Eid Ma Clack Shaw]

16. I don't know. Some people really are that flaky.

I think the fact that there are far fewer undecided voters this time around is telling, but you could have Mecha Space Hitler vs Jesus Christ and 3-5% would have a tough time deciding.

[pwb]

14. Maybe they didn't know there was an election.

They have to go some to find this type.

[VOX]

15. Just a way of getting media attention, to declare yourself "undecided" in this polarized mess.

The existing choice is like night or day, hard booze or water, democracy or fascism.

There are no hairs to split in this election. One’s choice, whatever it may be, should be obvious.