Third of Voters Say Debate Will Help Them Decide

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Third of Voters Say Debate Will Help Them Decide

September 10, 2024 at 11:00 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 279 Comments

https://politicalwire.com/2024/09/10/third-of-voters-say-tonights-debate-will-help-them-decide/

"SNIP..........

A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll found 30% of registered voters said tonight’s debate will help them a great deal or good amount in making their selection for president.

Roughly 69% said they do not think the event will help them very much or at all with their decision in November.

............SNIP"

[haele]

1. Really? Or will the Media corporate puppet talking heads help them decide?

If they watch Faux snooze, tTFG will be proclaimed the winner if he doesn't roll on the floor kicking and spitting in a toddler's tantrum.

Haele

[BluenFLA]

2. Even if he does that he'd still be declared the winner

While Harris gets blamed for driving him into the tantrum.

[liberalhistorian]

3. What the FUCK is there to "decide"?

Why is there ANY question at all? Seriously, why? Anyone with more than two brain cells to put together would know how criminally and horrendously unfit tfg is!

[malaise]

4. They are insane

That is all

[BootinUp]

5. Not buying it. Bunch of fibbers in there. Nt

[lees1975]

6. Well, I doubt that, but whatever.

I never vote for Republicans. So the debate, which I will watch, will make no difference.

It's kind of funny that they "find" this, but after the last debate, the NPR/PBS/Marist poll did not see any change in polling data before or after a debate that took Biden out of the race. Hmm. And they complain because people don't trust polls.

[questionseverything]

7. It's hard to believe that people are that uninformed

[displacedvermoter]

8. Jeezus........

[ProfessorGAC]

9. Hard To Envision

I know many people don't start paying attention to an election until after Labor Day, but I'm dubious about 31% actually making their final decision based on a couple hours debate.

[JanMichael]

10. Is it the water or air? Something has made people stupid.

[AllaN01Bear]

11. my mind is made up already.

[OldBaldy1701E]

12. Ah yes, political hacks stirring up some trouble because they are not making enough money.

The media is well aware of what is going to happen when that orange gibbon loses. Their clickbait will start to decline as people are over their attempts to stir up controversy to create readers. They will be selling the hell out of anything that the orange gibbon does because he generates more clicks for them than anything they have ever seen. So, they will ride this dead horse until it decays and then they will wave the skeleton around just to milk that last bit of income from the gullible.

The media have lost their credibility. They are fighting it. It won't help anymore than it helped ASCAP and BMI, but that won't stop them from trying it anyway.

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[Kashkakat v.2.0]

13. There are some in that 30% who like my sibs are seriously thinking of voting Dem for

the first time ever. They are religious but arent stupid nor cultist, but have just had enough. Can no longer deny that this person is violating every tenet of their religious belief. Said theyve switched to a church that doesnt preach politics from the pulpit. I think they are looking for some additional reassurance that it really is OK to vote for Harris!

[Brainfodder]

14. I am suppose to believe 3 of every 10 voters in the U.S.A. still don't have enough on TSF to decide?

[bdamomma]

15. You know

I don't need a debate to tell me who I'm voting for. Geez, I guess some people have amnesia. Why vote for a felon who told people to drink bleach for deadly pandemic