Saturday September 27, 2008

I've Been Thinking:

The presidential debates are far too overrated.
82% of Americans have already made their presidential decisions.
The other 18% will decide at the very last moment.

The undecided vote is undecided because that is who they are, that is how they live their lives. They spend most of the time in an indecision limbo, vacillating from one side to the other, and only make decisions when forced to. They thrive on waiting for the final moment.

The candidates say much of the same things.
The commentators say much of the same things.
Everyone who has already decided just extols the virtues of their candidate more and more based on the virtues and performances and advertisements of their candidate as opposed to the other guy.

And low and behold, the undecided remain undecided.

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