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A group of undecided voters are being questioned on the presidential debates and how they rate the candidate's performances. Starts at 1:07.
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/facepalm
That makes me queasy.
Oh btw.. this is one of Fox's special focus groups which I cannot trust after they've been busted for fixing focus groups in the past with scripted actors.
Also.. I would downvote for the title of this posting but I'll upvote for the promotion of the discussion.
I think the most factually incorrect bit about this is that Luntz at the end said they wanted more details from Obama. Didn't everyone say he gave the most specifics, and that McCain only gave stories?
That's counter to the Fox/GOP storyline, but what they showed of the conversation with the focus group blew holes in it.
I do feel like this 'undecided voter' group are commenting more on a sample product than the future of the US and its interests for the next for years...
Americans won't Get It unless you spell it out for them in blunt terms.
The entire debate should have been like the first 10 minutes - one McCain failure after another.
F%#@#! YOU FRANK!!!Doesn't sound like a "narrow" win in the opinion of the focus group to me.
Ugh, now I sound like yet another average liberal sifter.
While in a game of CS some pinhead decided to say something similar, "Obama thinks he can win the presidency just because he's got an ivy league education". I'm hoping it's a minority of the population that thinks being intelligent or articulate or a college graduate are NOT negative traits for the position of president.
Ok I agree the title was a bit off so I changed it. After all, if undecided voters are the dumbest people in America, what are the people who believe Bush is a great president?
Ivy league education does not necessarily equal Intelligent (i.e.: George Bush, Dan Quayle)
It is however a political "in-crowd" though isn't it?
undecided voters at this point are mostly intensely selfish people, unable to care about their community enough to read a fucking newspaper or in any way pay attention to whats been happening at any point in the last year of campaigning.
On the contrary, I think some of them may be the most clear-sighted among us. Most of us chose our candidate before even hearing them speak (the "Democrat" or the "Republican"). Fanboys aren't just for game consoles anymore.
undecided voters at this point are mostly intensely selfish people, unable to care about their community enough to read a fucking newspaper or in any way pay attention to whats been happening at any point in the last year of campaigning.
reading a newspaper, watching debates on television, and following campaigns online rarely imparts one with sufficient information to cast an informed vote.
for it does not matter if you know the candidates alleged stance on the issues, if you do not have a proper understanding of the issues themselves--and newspapers, television, and political campaigns are no place to receive an education.