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Maher said that undecideds aren’t really carefully considering the differences between the two candidates, they just “don’t really give a shit.” He asked what possible new information voters would need before they could fully commit to one of the two main candidates. Much of Maher’s ire was directed towards the media for playing up the importance of undecided voters, telling them to stop treating undecideds like they’re more “noble and discerning” than the rest of the country.
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Finally, Maher appealed to the media to stop caring so much about the undecideds. When you need to talk to someone about an important issue, Maher argued, you don’t speak to “someone who doesn’t know anything about it.” He also advised against having the dials on the screen during the debates to gauge what the undecideds think, and forget the focus groups with “nincompoops.” Because, Maher said, if he wanted to watch “ignorant jackasses bullshitting about the election,” he would just turn on Fox & Friends
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