Abstract
The first Presidential debate did not seem to have created much effect on the undecided voters, but the mainstream media would have you thought otherwise. There are two more debates to come but if the debates would still stay at substanceless level then voters would be vulnerable to money controlled media and could not make a good decision. Moreover, a candidate especially a career politician could not be pinned down on any policy with these meatless debates. In this article, we suggest to voters to use a “Ten Dollar Challenges A Million Dollar Ad” strategy to pin down candidates on their positions and future actions.
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The first Presidential debate did not seem to have created much effect on the undecided voters, but the mainstream media would have you thought otherwise. There are two more debates to come but if the debates would still stay at substanceless level then voters would be vulnerable to money controlled media and could not make a good decision. Moreover, a candidate especially a career politician could not be pinned down on any policy with these meatless debates. In this article, we suggest to voters to use a “Ten Dollar Challenges A Million Dollar Ad” strategy to pin down candidates on their positions and future actions.
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