Jezebel 
Oct 3, 2008 11:00 AM
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If you have HDTV, and you were watching the vice-presidential debate CNN last night, then you were able to see the audience meter at the bottom of the screen. CNN got together a focus group of undecided voters in Ohio, and throughout the debate, producers tracked how men and women were feeling about what the candidates were saying. After the debate, reporter Soledad O'Brien interviewed the undecideds, and found that only one — a woman named Becky Mock — had been swayed enough to decide to vote for John McCain. You'll LOL at her "explanation" of why Sarah Palin was able to restore confidence in her.
If you have HDTV, and you were watching the vice-presidential debate CNN last night, then you were able to see the audience meter at the bottom of the screen. CNN got together a focus group of undecided voters in Ohio, and throughout the debate, producers tracked how men and women were feeling about what the candidates were saying. After the debate, reporter Soledad O'Brien interviewed the undecideds, and found that only one — a woman named Becky Mock — had been swayed enough to decide to vote for John McCain. You'll LOL at her "explanation" of why
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