The New York Times says undecided voters want more “fine print” details. Really? They’re so lightly engaged that they haven’t made up their minds yet, but they want to dive into the intricacies of tax policy? Unlikely.
Rarely if ever have we had two presidential candidates representing such stark differences; we have no reason to assume learning these voters’ eventual preferences will unlock the mysteries of this election.
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