I'm sorry, but how could you be undecided?

[BayouBengal07]

What do you believe in?

[Catch22Dem]

1. Easy. You're a fucking moron with no firm beliefs of your own...AND

You like the attention. The undecideds on that CNN panel look like fucking dipshits who are hearing about things like the Iraq war and the economy for the very first time.

[ej510]

4. Because there not lol!

[Xipe Totec]

2. I can't decide

whether they should be executed first,

or buried alive.

[RagAss]

9. LOL....Outstanding !!!!

[wanpete]

3. The lady on CNN is not undecided...she needs attention. She will be voting for Barack.

[KathieG]

5. Honestly...I have a very hard time believing that there are so many

undecideds...were these people living under a rock for the past year?

[Clio the Leo]

6. It's like buying a wedding gown.......

.... I work in a bridal shop. Women typically buy their gowns approx. five months before the wedding. But around this time of year ..... or in September anyway, we get a lot of October brides. Girls who have put off their wedding as long as they can before it gets too cold. And with mid October weddings, here they come strolling into the bridal shop in September.

An easy sell right? Nope. They cant make up their mind, get frustrated and leave.

Why? Some folks cant whipe their hind ends without their mama's tellin' them which direction to go.

[FKA MNChimpH8R]

7. A guy in my band is a legit undecided

and he's very worried about this country's standing in the world. He's a working class white guy and is definitely open to voting for Obama. Palin scares him. I spent a drive home subtly working on him to go for O on the issues he brought up - middle class tax cut, restoring our reputation in the world, thoughtfulness. I think I nudged him that much closer to voting for Barack.

[elocs]

8. Yet people will proudly appear on the network morning show to brag they are undeclared.

Yep, "we just cannot decide between steak and baloney". They actually seem proud of being so vacuous.

[elkston]

10. There was a curious "undecided" caller on C-SPAN

She was from Florida and said she usually votes Democratic. She says that neither campaign is talking much about lower income folks. That Obama/Biden are always saying "Middle Class", but not addressing people like her.

She specifically said she wanted to hear about Social Security.

Now maybe after next weeks economic debate she will get her answers, but I am curious as to how she could be historically a Democrat, but considering McCain/Palin? I mean when have the Republicans done anything for the "lower classes".

My gut tells me she was a Hillary supporter that is reluctant to go for Obama for WHATEVER reason.