corner.nationalreview.com - 10/16/2008
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they spend on who's being meaner or more dishonest in this campaign is a minute that helps Obama--not because he wins the issue, still less because he deserves to win it, but because it is not what is driving people's votes--and they've spent way more than a minute on this stuff.
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... .” -In another post at The Corner, Ponnuru adds that every minute the candidates “spend on who’s being meaner or more dishonest in this campaign is a minute that helps Obama–not because he wins the issue, still less because he deserves to win it, but because it is not what is driving people’s votes–and they’ve spent way more than a minute on this stuff.” -Ambinder agrees that that section of the debate was bad for McCain: “The partisans want their candidates to say things that will make the self-same partisans feel good. So when McCain gets angry, lots of Republicans say: ...
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