"I'm not getting enough info to make up my mind."

If I hear this one more time I'm going to break my TV.

People expect to be spoon-fed an answer to every question they have about every candidate, and they have no sense of responsibility for finding their own answers, or vetting what they hear. If the TV says this one day, they swallow it, and the next day it says something else and they swallow that. I'd love to be able to ask them, "So, have you read a paper? Ever? Have you visited the candidates web sites? Have you checked debunking sites like Snopes or Media Matters or anything to get a differing point of view? HAVE YOU DONE ANYTHING AT ALL TO BECOME MORE INFORMED?"

I'd bet the answer is no.

I don't know how much info it takes to realize we need to really enact some CHANGE.

has explained y or z..." This way they can attack Obama at the same time.

As if, every issue that arises around one candidate has an equivalent for the other candidate. McCain's crowds want to kill Obama; and the media let's McCain claim he's heard just as bad from Obama's crowds. Where? When? Any video of that? Because I haven't seen it. It's absurd.

I agree anybody who still doesn't have enough information hasn't tried very hard to get it. Low information voters, it's scary that sometimes they can swing an election. I don't think that will happen this time though.

:grr:

I am scolded constantly by my grandson that I am unaware of the names of certain football teams and players.

If you asked me who plays for the Dallas Cowboys I would say I don't know. I may see sensational headlines about say Kobi Bryant but I guess he's a basketball player. Can you imagine the same thing with politics?

will convince me that he's going to make this country any better.. so i'm going to keep holding out as long as I possibly can to hopefully see McCain say something I like so I don't feel bad about not voting for the black guy". :eyes:

Like we don't know what that means.

really nails what I have been thinking also.