And the last one, too. There aren't many 'undecideds' left, and most of those won't even vote. More shallow election analysis from people who should keep quiet. With Bush bumping up against the magic number of 50 (really 49 with 3rd parties), 'undecideds' matter less and less each day.
"There aren't many 'undecideds' left, and most of those won't even vote. "
This is true. And the reason they wont vote is that at heart, they are either perfectionists who dont like either candidate, or people who dont have much interest in other than the soaps, Oprah, food, and the football game on TV.
Now there are some folks who think Bush is a decent man, but dont necessarily agree with his policies. I believe that these are the folks that have been measured over the last few months as undecideds, but have most likely moved to Bush. At this point, they have disagreements with Bush...but just dont like or trust Kerry on a PERSONAL level. And I think all of the poll internals on leadership and trust bear this out.