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I have seen most of the ads being run on TV. Ads that don’t really say nice things about either candidate. Personally, I don’t like them at all. Mean things, things that may be only slightly truthful, and things that were said years ago when neither of them thought about being President. What you say can and does come back to bite you in the …..

Tomorrow night’s debate will be watched closely by millions of Americans. The day to decide is getting too close. There’s not a lot of time to choose which candidate you think might do the better job. Let’s face it, this isn’t a popularity contest. One of them should do a better job than the other will do, but which one? How can you decide? Read all the reports online, in the newspapers and magazines? Listen to their wives?  The candidates for Vice President? I think we should all be glued to the TV tomorrow night watching and listening very carefully to what is being discussed, what kinds of attitudes are shown, what types of aggressive behavior is revealed, and what is being said on either side. Do your duty, watch the debate.