Are you truly having trouble deciding who to vote for for Pres. 11/6? Why?

Too much spin in the news these days -- comments by @kaylettajade, @mrwednesday3495 are the result, who cares? Not really a new political thing -- in England a century and a half ago, one of the talking heads called them "liars, d*m liars, and statisticians, in increasing order of perfidy" which was good news for liars, they were two steps up from Mr. Disraeli's cellar.

That said, there are differences that the smoke can't hide. Look at a couple of real questions, not just buzzwords, and lay out what they are likely to do along a line.

Example, Federal government involvement in our lives. On one extreme edge, the Libertarians don't want to step in unless the "non aggression principle" applies or property rights are violated. On the other edge, the Religious Right faction of the Republican Party wants laws adjusted to meet their own interpretation of Christian values (a careful choice of words, advocates of Sharia law in nations favoring Islam have the same problem -- according to whose interpretation?). In between, a mixed bag of political intentions to increase or decrease Federal authority over everything from stock market trading policies to personal social behavior. I've got my choice on this, sure -- but everyone should take the time to research it and make their own.

Similarly for proper and responsible employment of the U.S military, something where almost all Commanders in Chief fall short (my opinion) and every contender is sure he can do better -- but even that great First Republican, Abraham Lincoln, couldn't seem to pick a competent general for the Army of the Potomac until he heard about a person with some behavioral problems kicking *** out West. And U.S. Grant was not a good President, by all accounts.

As noted, everyone has to make a call on this -- and not just for the Presidency, also for the Senate and the House. Too many of those folk sit out their careers there because nobody cares enough to get them voted out of office.

Okay, trolls, fire away. I've said my piece, I'm not going to reply. I'm just going to vote, in Virginia. So, yes, my vote is likely to matter.

yeah...ewww

Both candidates are **** poor choices. Obama is inept, arrogant and ineffective and, is now blatantly pandering to constituencies that are currently disaffected. Romney simply parrots the same old republican rhetoric we've heard ad nauseum. Just once, I'd like to have candidates to chose from that have an actual, tangible plan, and speaks their mind regardless of how it might be perceived.

Yes I am. I have even thought about not voting, but I have always voted. I will vote but just not sure yet who to vote for. It is a lot of things I am not sure about.

None at all. I don't vote.