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Kenneth Bone Makes These Debate Photos Better

Long live the undecided voter.
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Reporter, HuffPost

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Senior Photo Editor, HuffPost

Even though the world is mostly terrible and gave us Donald Trump as our GOP presidential nominee, at least we have Kenneth Bone.

One of the undecided voters who asked questions at Sunday night’s presidential debate, Bone has been making waves since the moment he stepped on screen.

His zen personality and fabulous fashion sense gave us peace in an otherwise insane debate. 

Even when Bone wasn’t talking, he was an absolute delight. Here’s what we mean:

1. Solemnly waiting for his moment.
Rick Wilking/Reuters
Kenneth Bone, the undecided voter in the red sweater, waits as GOP nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton debate at Washington University in St. Louis on Oct. 9, 2016.
2. Is the right leg up a subtle hint he’s voting for Trump?
Associated Press
3. Welp. Now he's switched to the left leg.
Reuters
4. No hand-wringing here. Bone is a man of stoicism.
Rick Wilking/Reuters
5. Watching. Waiting.
Rick Wilking/Reuters
6. "Hi, Mom!"
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7. “Kenny, just be cool."
Pool via Getty Images
8. "Really wish I had worn the olive suit ..."
Pool via Getty Images
9. "Wow, I wonder what moisturizer Hillary uses."
Associated Press
10. “Why does this guy want my autograph?"
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We love you, Ken Bone. Keep on keeping on.

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