Undecided Voters are Mostly Attention Seeking Assholes

[JI7]

i'm mostly talking about the ones who have time to go on stupid media panels to discuss things and talk about how they need to know this or that .

most of these are not undecided but self important assholes looking for attention .

i think the only true undecided voters are the type where someone truly feels strongly about two things . for example they might be strongly against abortion but they have issues with republicans on the economy. in this case it's not a matter of needing more info but how they will personally end up voting and what will be more important to them.

the rest of them just want to be on tv. the funny thing is these fuckers think they are better and above the partisans when they are just douchebags.

[madaboutharry]

1. You might be right,

I don't get how a person can be undecided, unless you're totally unengaged and actually don't care.

[canetoad]

2. Sometimes it's

a 'look at me' thing. They want attention.

[MADem]

3. How anyone can be "undecided" in this contest is beyond me.

You have a choice between an experienced, prepared, highly intelligent policy wonk with excellent ideas and plans to achieve them, and a bloated orange lying, cheating, racist, sexist, homophobic cretin.

It's all about the "Look at MEEEEE" culture. Warhol's 15 Minutes of Fame, on steroids. The only way they feel they can be noticed and perceived as important is to withhold their true opinion, and play the coquette, waiting to be wooed. It's just a stupid, stupid way to get attention. My opinion of them is that they are self centered asses, or idiots. Or perhaps both!

[BlueMTexpat]

13. + a million or so! eom

[karmaqueen]

4. Agree!

I listen to them and wonder at one point will them finally decide! They cannot be people interested at all in politics or they would pretty much know how the candidates feel about things. I think they want to be dramatic. Right now I know that if someone cannot make up their mind between Clinton & Trump they have really big problems!

[Stallion]

5. Oh To Listen To Them When Discussing Issues They Have No Understanding of is Torture

but that's about 30% of the electorate these days

[Basic LA]

6. I'm undecided between cornflakes or toast.

But for president? That's just being stupid.

[jberryhill]

14. What sort of bread for the toast?

That's the one which stumps me.

[Basic LA]

17. Sourdough !

On that, I'm clear.

[arthritisR_US]

7. I think that's an astute observation. Good analysis. nt

[Iggo]

8. Undecided = Looking for an acceptable reason to vote for Trump.

They want you to think that only through careful consideration of all the facts have they finally reached the decision to vote for racist misogynistic billionaire-licking poor-hating Republican assholes.

Undecided my fucking ass. They're just ashamed.

[LuvNewcastle]

16. That's what I think.

They just don't want to publicly admit that they're voting for Trump.

[Orrex]

21. ^^That

[unitedwethrive]

9. Agree...it's not like this is a subtle choice with lots of nuance

[jtuck004]

10. Oh, golly, if only they were as noble as you.

“The most monstrous monster is the monster with noble feelings”
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky,

[avaistheone1]

11. ...

[ronnie624]

18. Hardly.

Anyone who doesn't know at this point that any Democrat is a better candidate than Donald fucking Trump, is either: not a very nice person, or just plain fucking stupid.

[kcr]

19. So true.

If only we could be like you, with the smart quotes and all.

[jtuck004]

20. I know. I can copy. Like the wife of the real estate swindler. (I wonder how many smart

people have helped his brand by mentioning his name, his game, today, yesterday, tomorrow.)

I am surrounded by such udder (sic) brilliance. (I didn't copy that)

You know, she may be smarter than he is. At least she can recognize what is worth copying.

[bluestateguy]

12. Professional undecided voters on tv always seem to end up voting Republican anyway

That's what I recall over the last 25 years.

[JNelson6563]

15. Politics seems to draw them out.

How often during the primaries of the days gone by have I seen various posters write: "Convince me why your candidate is the best" right here on DU. THAT is some really sad attention whoring. Lots of that stuff here.

Julie

[ThoughtCriminal]

22. Which do they prefer in their cereal?

Milk or bleach? We'll be asking undecided voters after this commercial break.