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Kind of sums up my feelings every time the reporters ask these so called focus groups after debates: "You had some questions about the plans of either candidates. Now, after the debate: did you hear the answers you were looking for?" - "No. It was just the usual mumbo jumbo from politicians..."
And so on. You never, ever here: "Yes, now I know what X and Y want to do about health care. At least the outlines of their proposals. I think I like X's proposal somewhat better."
Never. Absolutely never. It's "I've still not decided" right until hours before the election. The stupid vote, indeed.
As a hardcore Cubs fan: booooo
Funny skit though.
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