Nov 6th: The day of fickle minded

by southindian Mon Nov 05, 2012 10:07 pm

It does not matter what you and I think about 2012 elections.

Tomorrow will the day when fickle minded rule, because they will decide who's going to be your new President.

by MaxEntropy_Man Mon Nov 05, 2012 10:53 pm

southindian wrote:It does not matter what you and I think about 2012 elections.

Tomorrow will the day when fickle minded rule, because they will decide who's going to be your new President.

there are not enough of them left to make a difference as of right now.

by southindian Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:34 am

This is why fickles of USA will rule in today's outcome.

http://news.yahoo.com/why-2012-election-closest-recent-history-175835847.html

It may take only a small number of zombies to turn the election.

So if you can't make up your mind easily, then today you rule.

by nevada Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:01 pm

This undecided voter finally made up his mind today! I was leaning Republican but
changed my mind at the last moment and voted for Obama.

by southindian Tue Nov 06, 2012 12:46 pm

nevada wrote:This undecided voter finally made up his mind today! I was leaning Republican but
changed my mind at the last moment and voted for Obama.

Exactly. That is why it's so difficult to beat an incumbent. The fear of unknown about the new person, leads many to change their mind before they press the button.

I had good laugh yesterday, when listening to an Obama speech from yesterday, something like, "You know who I am, and how I was for the last 4 years..." and so on. The very same words George Bush said a day before his election.

The campaign team works very hard to get these words to voters just before the election, something you would remember as last words before you press that button. Tailor made for people who sometimes have to decide when in the box before the voting machine.

by nevada Tue Nov 06, 2012 1:13 pm

southindian wrote:
nevada wrote:This undecided voter finally made up his mind today! I was leaning Republican but
changed my mind at the last moment and voted for Obama.

Exactly. That is why it's so difficult to beat an incumbent. The fear of unknown about the new person, leads many to change their mind before they press the button.

I had good laugh yesterday, when listening to an Obama speech from yesterday, something like, "You know who I am, and how I was for the last 4 years..." and so on. The very same words George Bush said a day before his election.

The campaign team works very hard to get these words to voters just before the election, something you would remember as last words before you press that button. Tailor made for people who sometimes have to decide when in the box before the voting machine.

You are right! I got this sincere sounding post card 1-2 days ago from the democratic party urging me to vote. (I am a registered Democrat). Even then I was leaning Republican. At the voting booth I just could not bring myself to vote for Romney. So I voted for Obama. I know, it sounds weird and illogical but when there is not much to choose from, you just go with gut feeling/whatever makes you feel better/whatever won't make you feel like crap.

by artood2 Tue Nov 06, 2012 1:15 pm

southindian wrote:It does not matter what you and I think about 2012 elections.

Tomorrow will the day when fickle minded rule, because they will decide who's going to be your new President.

At least they are open minded and do not have blind allegiance to a party.

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