http://www.readwriteplay.co.uk theatre / comedy / culture Thu, 04 Dec 2008 22:02:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.readwriteplay.co.uk/2008/10/22/re-cake-or-death/#comment-480 Undecidedman Thu, 23 Oct 2008 09:25:45 +0000 http://www.readwriteplay.co.uk/?p=175#comment-480 I love David Sedaris, but in this case he is making the same error as others who take easy shots at we "undecideds," mistaking thinking about the election (which, by definition, undecideds are still doing) with not thinking about it (which decided voters need to do less of, having already made up their minds). Anyone interested in what a real, live undecided voter is thinking about can visit a blog I created (www.undecidedman.com) and see if there is still more to talk about than chicken vs. sh*t sandwiches. I love David Sedaris, but in this case he is making the same error as others who take easy shots at we “undecideds,” mistaking thinking about the election (which, by definition, undecideds are still doing) with not thinking about it (which decided voters need to do less of, having already made up their minds). Anyone interested in what a real, live undecided voter is thinking about can visit a blog I created (www.undecidedman.com) and see if there is still more to talk about than chicken vs. sh*t sandwiches.

]]> http://www.readwriteplay.co.uk/2008/10/22/re-cake-or-death/#comment-476 Undecidedman Wed, 22 Oct 2008 16:21:18 +0000 http://www.readwriteplay.co.uk/?p=175#comment-476 While I’m a big fan of David Sedaris, he (like most voters whose voting pattern was pre-determined years or decades before the current candidates were nominated) confuses thinking about the important issue of who to vote for (which many undecideds are doing) with not thinking about it (which, by definition, most decideds have stopped doing). My reply to Mr. Sedaris can be found at http://www.undecidedman.com under “Naivite”. While I’m a big fan of David Sedaris, he (like most voters whose voting pattern was pre-determined years or decades before the current candidates were nominated) confuses thinking about the important issue of who to vote for (which many undecideds are doing) with not thinking about it (which, by definition, most decideds have stopped doing). My reply to Mr. Sedaris can be found at http://www.undecidedman.com under “Naivite”.

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