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Given his recent track record, there must be some fundamental flaw in his argument:
By the end of the debate, most Republicans were not crouching behind the couch, but standing on it. The race has not been transformed, but few could have expected as vibrant and tactically clever a performance as the one Sarah Palin turned in Thursday night.Brooks sneered at Palin as unqualified, now he says she won the debate. My Official Decoder Ring translates that as: Palin is qualified, but she lost the debate.
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