Tony Brewer

I’ve been hearing a lot about how many people are still undecided about who they will vote for in tomorrow’s election.  Newscasters are saying that there are a huge amount of people in that category, which really surprised me.  I wonder if these people will even bother to vote, if they are still undecided by now.  I can’t imagine going to the polls tomorrow, not knowing who I will vote for, standing in line for hours, just to make a last minute decision, flipping a coin or doing the eeny-meeny-miney-moe process.

I’m sure that a lot of these “undecided” people have been too busy working hard to make ends meet, which makes it really sad because they haven’t had time to learn what the issues are, and are quite likely to make a rash decision based on racial bias, or fear that Obama “might” be Muslim, based on all of the mudslinging lying negative ads that have been flooding the televisions.

I hope that all of those “undecideds” just stay home.  If they don’t know by now who they want to vote for, they don’t need to stand in line for hours just to cast a vote based on “gut feeling” instead of educated and informed decisions.