Voters not yet committed to either candidate were 12% more engaged by TV coverage of the GOP convention than the Democratic convention, according to an analysis released Monday by Nielsen IAG.
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What's missing from the Democratic convention?:
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Yup, it's hard to wrench your gaze from a slo-mo train wreck that's McCain-Palin ticket.