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Originally Posted by FLEXjs
It is. But how many Americans are undecided?
You have two parties on opposite ends of the spectrum and most Americans are diehard Republicans or diehard Democrats.
In Canada the debates are more relevant because we have so many parties and there is essentially no difference between most of them; people watch the debates to see which special interest groups the parties are pandering to so they can hopefully get the handouts they are looking for by voting in the party that most supports to their identifiable group.
I'm a middle aged white male with a decent income so none of the parties are pandering to my identifiable group. In fact they are all out to **** me over in order to take my money and give it to the special interest groups.
Wealth redistribution, I think the leftists call it.
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To answer the only question you asked: enough to sway the election one way or the other.