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uponit7771

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1. +1 There's MORE access information now than there was even 5 years ago. To be undecided now is

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Fri Oct 12, 2012, 10:41 AM

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...a person not paying attention or just doesn't give a damn

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I am the only one who thinks that the "undecided voters" that these news [View all] FSogol Oct 2012 OP

+1 There's MORE access information now than there was even 5 years ago. To be undecided now is uponit7771 Oct 2012 #1

Obama invaded Iraq, so I'm voting for rmoney. russspeakeasy Oct 2012 #2

LOL! fleur-de-lisa Oct 2012 #5

Unfortunately, that is a quote from sister in law. russspeakeasy Oct 2012 #8

I don't know anyone who is "undecided" MgtPA Oct 2012 #3

They remind me... liberalmuse Oct 2012 #4

you got it right on some I saw interviewed on TV. :D JackN415 Oct 2012 #15

Can't agree Glitterati Oct 2012 #6

there are so few undecided voters this year. that alone makes it ridiculous. nt seabeyond Oct 2012 #7

Most of those "undecideds" have no intention of voting anyway Glitterati Oct 2012 #9

They are "attention prostitutes" to put it bluntly. They want their fifteen minutes. MADem Oct 2012 #10

My brother is an undecided voter meadowlark5 Oct 2012 #11

you add to my opinion marions ghost Oct 2012 #12

I agree meadowlark5 Oct 2012 #13

so thanx for your vote cancelling his! marions ghost Oct 2012 #22

This message was self-deleted by its author JackN415 Oct 2012 #14

This isn't an easy election for some people and that is why they are undecided Democratopia Oct 2012 #16

and that's why I have little faith in many americans newspeak Oct 2012 #20

And the election is "so close" because the talking heads told you it was? nt. OldDem2012 Oct 2012 #24

CNN's poll WAS NOT "undecideds" it was "debate watchers" Viking12 Oct 2012 #17

Thanks for pointing that out Viking. That makes the CBS poll much more important. Democratopia Oct 2012 #19

You're welcome. I started a new thread to giv this point greater attention. Viking12 Oct 2012 #30

I think many/most on TV are phony alc Oct 2012 #18

if you are socially liberal and fiscally conservative the Democrats are your natural home. Democratopia Oct 2012 #21

after eight nightmarish years of little boot's newspeak Oct 2012 #23

That's why it is so important for the religious right and repugs to destroy education meadowlark5 Oct 2012 #25

Idiocracy was more satire and comedy Risen Demon Oct 2012 #29

Undecided voter?? Flashmann Oct 2012 #26

Gene Wilder says it best about undecided voters. backscatter712 Oct 2012 #27

One woman in the MSNBC focus group was an obvious GOP plant tarheelsunc Oct 2012 #28

Who does the media serve? If it were the masses, they'd be talking about valerief Oct 2012 #31

Nope, you're not. GOP shenanigans is my guess. If they succeed in stealing it, redqueen Oct 2012 #32

There is that small number of people who go from one side to another after watching debates, etc. Michigan Alum Oct 2012 #33

Those on TVs are phonies. I do know some of them who are more like "don't care" than undecided. JackN415 Oct 2012 #34