[mewzilla]

They're undecideds. They can't see jack anyway.

[sirchtruth]

What are these numbnuts looking for?

[goldstategop]

They'll be undecided about whether to vote on Election Day.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

"Maybe I just need to hear somebody to say, `Look, we don't know what we're going to do,'" Alexander said.

Figures. The "undecideds" want someone who is as undecided as they are.

(Just what this country needs, indecision in the face of brutal terrorism.)

[small voice in the wilderness]

Then let them eat **** and die.

[SeeRushToldU_So]

He is too stupid to vote.

I hope he stays home.

[mystery-ak]

If, and I say *if* there are any undecideds, they are morons and don't deserve to vote.

[Beckwith]

Sturkie has got to be brain-dead to be undecided.

I would like these undecided voters to be asked the following question:

If you had to vote today, right now, who would you vote for?

[canalabamian]

"I wanted to come away from this debate with a sense of who I was going to vote for."

If they don't know by now, then they are blind, deaf, and unable to make decisions.

[sd-joe]

If these are examples of the great pool of undecideds, they are showing themselves to be simply a pool of brain dead morons who should not be allowed anywhere near a voting booth.

[atomicpossum]

The Senior Citizen 'Gimme' Vote.

[stevem]

catching the political talk shows on PBS at night

Kerry must have this guy bewildered. An obvious life long Democrat he can't square the Kerry rhetoric that is complete antithesis with every vote he has on record.

"This is the last time they have a chance to say what they stand for, and they seem to be pointing out what the other guy stands for" and saying it's wrong, said Alexander, a software engineer and unaffiliated voter. He supported Al Gore in 2000.

Wow!...I'm shocked, SHOCKED to find there's gambling going on at Rick's.

A registered Republican, Narduzzo said she "wanted to hear more specifics, especially about health care and prescription drugs."

I simply haven't yet heard enough about government give-aways to make up my mind. Earth to Narduzzo: Look at the record. Domestically, Bush is a liberal, but a rank amateur in government give aways compared to Kerry. Kerry's your guy. If you need a 90 minute infomercial rather than a look at the record to tell you this, you are already brain dead. Can you find your way to your polling place?

[dc-zoo]

Somebody please slap the sh*t out of these people already.

[LibLieSlayer]

"His goal as he watched the candidates go head-to-head Wednesday night: "I wanted to come away from this debate with a sense of who I was going to vote for."

No such luck. For Sturkie and many other swayable voters who spoke to Associated Press reporters around the country, the final presidential debate was less than definitive".

These people are dumb-asses! These people will NOT vote, because they lack the ability to make a cohesive decision... repeat... they will NOT vote!

LLS

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

What makes these people so silly is they cannot answer the simple question, "On what issue has John Kerry every delivered leadership to actually accomplish a public policy goal?"

When people say they like the "promises" of John Kerry, they ought to consider the track record of the person making the promises.

I do know he once promised a woman he would be married to her for the rest of his life. Later, after his children were born, he divorced her and wanted his marriage annulled, as if it never happened.

A history of one's personal commitments do relate to a person's character.

[meowmeow]

Never (in my lifetime at least) have the issues been more clear. Each side is defined. These people are too stupid to vote.

[MortMan]

For weeks now, industrial designer Brian Sturkie has been reading The Wall Street Journal each morning and catching the political talk shows on PBS at night, trying to make up his mind between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry.

He's "looking for love in all the wrong places". If he's a devotee of PBS, he'll never see a knockout blow against Kerry. The fact he hasn't seen one against bush from PBS means that the President should be 20 points UP in the polls, IMHO.

[15speedfan8]

I just do not know which debate they were looking at. Kerry was in full lurch mode and was downright scary. These are selfish voters who only want what is best for them with no consideration for what is right or best for the country. They say they liked Kerry's answers on health care. He has spent that extra money he is going to take from the rich at least 5 times over!

[TBarnett34]

The 'Undecided' Voter note: external link

[Kaslin]

If by now they haven't made up their minds who they are going to vote for, they might as well stay home on November 2.

The choice is clear. Vote Bush/Cheney