Wouldn't it be easy for some DU folk to get into the Town Hall debate?

[phantom power]

They say they want to populate the audience with "undecideds". OK, so if a bunch of die-hard democrats tell the gatekeepers that they are "undecided", who's going to say otherwise?

I'm sure we can expect the GOP to play this gambit. Why not us too?

[forgethell]

1. Because we're not lying scumbags?? n/t

[MsTryska]

2. i can be a lying scumbag to psyche out the competition....

and skew the results.

[forgethell]

3. Then you don't mind if

they do it, too, do you?

I mean it works both ways. Not that they probbably won't, anyway

[MsTryska]

4. exactly. they already have no scruples.

but they call us wimps for a reason. we're not willing to play dirty. but there are times when it's necessary. it's jsut a matter of figuring out where you draw the line.

[karlrschneider]

5. There's more than a grain of truth in "Nice guys finish last",

unfortunately.
:eyes:

[GumboYaYa]

6. the attendees are being chosen by pollsters (Gallup I think).

They are calling households in Missouri to find attendees who are soft Bush or soft Kerry leaners. My wife and I planned out how we would responfd to make us look the most appealing atendees possible. My wife will play the part of "security mom" and I will play the part of "NASCAR Dad" if we are lucky enough to get the call. If we do make it into the debate look for us, b/c we will be causing trouble and you will see the YaYas being arrested

If we can't get in, we have aready started making our protest signs for outside the venue.

[elperromagico]

7. Isn't Gallup deciding who the undecideds are?

If so, that's a joke unto itself.