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Originally Posted by AGDee
In past Presidential elections, it seemed to go like this:
1. I don't like him "He's a waffler/flip-flopper"
2. I like him "He changed his mind due to careful thought"
It just seems like a way to attack the opponent, in most cases.
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You're confusing the spin with the reality.
Sure, opponents will say he flip-flopped, while supporters will say he's thoughtful. That's why the spin needs to be ignored, and why I make a determination on my own, using, as KSig RC points out, the same tools and clues I would to determine credibility in any situation.
Maybe I get it right, maybe I get it wrong, but at least I have no one to blame but myself.
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