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On foreign policy question, McCain’s energy level picked up. Noticeably. In a good way. Of course, his answer was solid on substance as well. Is there any way he can throw a knockout blow in the final half-hour? Right now he is like a boxer clearly losing on points, but still standing, and trying to find an opening to throw a haymaker. He needs one. To his credit, he sure as heck hasn’t given up.
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