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I’ve never understood the fascination such a large percentage of respondents have for the “I don’t know” or “Undecided” button.

Like moths to a flame I guess.

I think it's similar to the profile of the moderate. Moderates have no idea what they in fact believe in or stand for. The moderate goes with the crowd. They constantly have a wet finger in the air, checking the wind direction and don't ask how the finger got wet, either!

But I digress, people like this get on a crowded elevator and they get off on whatever floor the bulk of the crowd gets off, whether or not they have business there themselves. I'm not quite sure of the motivations to act in this foolish manner, however. I suspect that it has to do with a fear of standing alone on a specific principle especially where it might run contrary to any popularly held viewpoint. So they have to meld into the landscape. Just my .02. But they are contemptible.

I have far more respect for the hard corps left winger who wants to take down our society for communism and is hard at work doing so. They may be the enemy of everything I believe in and I may have to engage them, at some point, in mortal combat. But they at least stand for something and are willing to let it all hang out there to succeed.