If you’re among the 13-15% of voters that remain undecided (as of yesterday), I’m here to tell you: it’s time to decide. The debates are done - the positions have been stated and argued. Their cases for leadership have been made; it’s time for the jury to deliberate the outcome.
Ok, technically you do have a few weeks left, but my point is this: the campaign is (mercifully!) coming to a close. Barring some huge gaffe or kerfuffle by one of the candidates, I don’t see a lot changing in the next few weeks. At least, I don’t see a big swing to McCain reversing Obama’s steady rise in the polls.
Why are undecided voters important? This election still could be as close as any in recent history (though it’s hard to imagine a closer one than in 2000). Today’s undecided voters will decide this election. My wife said to me last night that she’s still undecided. I’m glad she has a few more weeks to examine the evidence, consider the arguments, and weigh the character of the candidates.
Have you decided? Was it an easy decision? If you’ve not decided, what issue do you need to resolve before deciding?
Much love for all you patriots out there weighing the issues and the leaders. God bless America!
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