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Debate Wrap

By on 10.21.07 @ 9:42PM

Honestly, all the candidates performed quite well tonight. Fred was much more energetic than usual: McCain showed a mixture of maturity, experience and good humor; Giuliani's strong personality was on display, and his answers on Iran and school choice were pitch perfect; I don't know if it was the disheveled hair, but Romney was much looser tonight, displayed knowledge of issues, and avoided major gaffes, unlike the last two debates.

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