I can imagine being undecided between Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, or between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. But can you imagine anybody, at this late date, being undecided between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump?

CNN had a focus group, in Erie, Pennsylvania, watching the debate last night. They were all voters who, just prior to the debate, were undecided between the two candidates. After the debate, the majority had made up their minds. But I’m still thunderstruck that anyone could have a problem making up their mind when the choice they’re given is Kamala Harris or Donald Trump for President.

When the CNN reporter interviewed the members of the focus group, it almost seemed like, in the current political climate, they were a unique and different breed of individual. They seemed so unflinchingly moderate, so detached, so unmoved, so unenthusiastic, so ho-hum. I wanted to shake them. But I’m thinking maybe they really are a particular personality type, and can’t help being that way. They just struggle with making up their minds, at least about politics, even very divisive politics. I guess politicians need to find a way to grab the attention of such persons and strike whatever chord inside them that needs to be struck.