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Undecided voters say they now support Joe Biden after debate
(www.newsweek.com)
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That's the way,, I usually vote independent.
This time, though, Biden is doing everything I was looking for from the green party so yeah, I'm good this round.
Do you have a single issue that you're voting on , or is it just independent on principle regardless of the issues?
It's never just a single issue, it's a broad scope of ideas from outdated people. We keep consistently voting for people in their 70s who should retire. They don't know what's best for the future because they won't have to live with the consequences of their actions.
For the executive office at least,
For congress, both parties taking huge swaths of lobbying money and corruption by huge corporations.
Lobbying should be illegal and we need an age and term limit.
I've spoken to a few single issue voters.
They might identify with the conservatives as a group, but they are definitely voting Republican for a single issue.
One lady was abortion, and three off the top of my head were guns.
I wholeheartedly agree and have been ranting about lobbying and term limits for ppfffff I literally don't even know how long now.
Lobbying is absolutely insanity.
Term limits, age limits, like you can kind of see why those bad decisions had been made in the first place and need to be rectified, but lobbying is just insanity.
A lot of advertising in the states is crazy.
Like did you know that there's only two countries in the world that can advertise prescription medicine, and one of them is the United States?
The other is strangely New Zealand.
Marketing medicine is bonkers, like absolutely bonkers.