Nothing wrong with that. If your decision this year is based mostly on the fact that Al Gore is a hypocritical, liberal stiff, or that George W. Bush is a spoiled, rich lightweight, you're not alone. No disrespect intended for anyone who feels a great passion for Bush or Gore. But a big chunk of voters are more or less tolerating their own guy, while getting worked up about why they dislike the other one. The candidate who grasps this concept is rare.
Human nature is to seek out the cheers of friendly crowds.
But a successful candidate will go further to win votes, will try to reassure the undecided voters about his or her alleged flaws. Ronald Reagan gave us a fine example in his 1980 challenge to Jimmy Carter. Swing voters were worried whether Reagan was a right-wing nut. Carter tried to play that card in one of their debates. Reagan, folksy, calm and level-headed, just looked at Carter and shook his head.