Did these "conventions" do anything to change peoples vote choices?
Did you watch either political convention? Did your vote choice change or firm up due to what you saw?
09/08/2012
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No. I enjoyed Clinton and Obama's speeches, but I'm not going to base my vote on a thirty minute oration. I look at what the candidates (Obama / Romney) have done over the last four years, and the plans they've laid out for the next four — that's what will decide me.
It's very easy to get caught up in the emotion of the convention, but even if I enjoy a speech I never trust it. The next day always finds me at factcheck.org to see who was being realistic and who was telling whoppers.
It's very easy to get caught up in the emotion of the convention, but even if I enjoy a speech I never trust it. The next day always finds me at factcheck.org to see who was being realistic and who was telling whoppers.
09/08/2012
I watched bits and pieces of both conventions. Neither of the conventions did anything to change who I'm voting for, though.
09/08/2012
Nope...didn't watch either
09/08/2012
My voting choice will not change because of the conventions.
09/08/2012
I don't watch them I just check the rap up afterwords.
09/09/2012
the conventions are a huge waste of tax payers money, and they are nothing but people patting themselves on their backs.
09/11/2012
Conventions don't change my vote. (They are meant to officially confirm candidates, not change votes.)
The only thing the convention did was to make me glad I'm not even considering voting for a few people in one party. It just confirmed my conviction that my first choice was right.
The only thing the convention did was to make me glad I'm not even considering voting for a few people in one party. It just confirmed my conviction that my first choice was right.
09/12/2012
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