MSNBC's focus group of 8 undecided voters still torn, forget Ryan's name

Brett T. | 1:06 AM on October 12, 2012

A pair of snap polls conducted after the vice presidential debate declared different winners, but viewers who stayed awake to catch MSNBC’s focus group of eight undecided voters in Virginia universally declared all of them losers.

Ironically, anti-bullying advocate Dan Savage was among the most savage in his disdain.

I've been watching undecided voters on MSNBC a few minutes… and the stoopid is catching. Because now I can't find the remote. #dumbfucks

— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) October 12, 2012

One of the undecideds just forgot Ryan's name. LA LA LA.

— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) October 12, 2012

For what it’s worth, of the eight, five declared Biden the winner, one gave the debate to Ryan, and two called it a draw. Viewers had little patience for the group, though.

https://twitter.com/rwhiting/status/256614102603026432

Definition of undecided voter on MSNBC focus group. Almost can't name Ryan. Needs coaching from Ron Allen.

— Eric Heggie (@EricHeggie) October 12, 2012

Undecided voter on msnbc can't remember Ryan's name. These people aren't geniuses.

— An Acquired Taste But A Taste Worth Acquiring (@SatansLollipop) October 12, 2012

https://twitter.com/PoliticsBella/status/256614627536953344

MSNBC w/ another example of why "undecided voter panels" are bogus either they are idiots or lying about being undecided #debates

— javier trincado (@jtrincad) October 12, 2012