I’ll show you what Americans really think with data, facts, and the occasional meme. 
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Nearly my entire group of undecideds say they’re more disheartened (instead of excited) by this election compared to previous ones.
“Neither candidate speaks to me or my issues. They care more about winning than they do about serving.” #Debate2020
http://youtu.be/Xie2wCbrxGY pic.twitter.com/kyWyPA8nRm
One member of my undecided focus group tells a reporter to their face:
“Our elections are broken because our media doesn’t focus on issues that matter to everyday people. They care more about sensationalism than substance.” #Debates2020
http://youtu.be/Xie2wCbrxGY pic.twitter.com/bBlhdZ5s5j
I would love to know what this member consumes for news, because as you know, there is much substance out there if you go to the right places...
You must be speaking of podcasts.
So climate, healthcare, and Covid AREN'T affecting everyday people 
The public rewards sensationalism over substance. The media can’t make anyone read policy analysis or fact-checks.
Fact checks are too often slanted by opinion. If that’s what you rely on, you are in trouble.
Anyone who is still undecided should not vote.
They are looking for an excuse to not vote
Welker asked a lot of issue questions. Some of this reaction is a bit of willful ignorance, isn't it?
I dOnT kNoW wHaT jOe BiDeN sTaNdS fOr === these people are incapable of finding his campaign/platform website? They clearly all have the technology needed to do so. Spot on about willful ignorance.
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