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Gergen: McCain's Performance "An Exercise In Anger Management" (VIDEO)
huffingtonpost.com - 10/16/2008
Gergen: McCain's Performance "An Exercise In Anger Management" (VIDEO)
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David Gergen, veteran of Republican and Democratic administrations, put it succinctly just now on CNN: McCain "looked angry. It was an exercise in anger management up there." Later, Gergen remarked on McCain's visible contempt for Obama, saying "There were times he brought back ...
Gergen on McCain: CNN 10/15/08 (video)
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Gergen on McCain: CNN 10/15/08 (video)
— youtube.com — David Gergen on John McCain"Anderson Cooper 360" 10:35pmRoundtableTRANSCRIPT: DAVID GERGEN: Then I thought McCain swerved off track.... He got over-e... (more) Gergen on McCain: CNN 10/15/08 (video)

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politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 10/16/2008
Gergen: Three in a row for Obama
— politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — John McCain had a very strong start in the first 30 minutes or so, and I thought... that he was heading toward a debate victory — his first. But he veered off course in the middle as the conversation turned toward the negative quality of the ... (more) Gergen: Three in a row for Obama

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Twitched, Bothered And McCranky
Firedoglake — ... David Gergen's post-debate quip that McCain's debate performance looked like an exercise in anger management was spot on.  It was a huge turn-off to watch McCain taking his smirky, petulant,  ...

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