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McCain was certainly a lot stronger in this debate than in the last one, though I do worry that his demeanor may have been a little too aggressive for a lot of swing voters. Was there a moment that A) will be remembered and replayed and B) helped McCain significantly? I can't think of one. (No, I don't think "Senator Government" qualifies.)
Did McCain win on points? Yes. Will it matter? I'm not so sure.
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ruth| 10.16.08 @ 1:54AM
I absolutely love the American Spectator--but would you guys just get off McCain's back? McCain is just being McCain, he'll never be Ronald Reagan. It's not his fault we couldn't nominate a conservative! I loathe whiney liberal men, please don't act like them.