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Post-PA Debate Thread: I

By Jeralyn

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How did Hillary and Obama do in tonight's debate? Did Hillary make the strong showing she needed? Did Obama gain support or fumble?

What was each candidate's strongest topic? Where did they score and where did they go flat or fall down?

How is the media reaction?

BTD - The biggest joke of the night is to watch Keith Olbermann of NBC say this debate was some travesty, which it was, as if NBC did not run the most offensive, most ridiculous, most unfair debates ever held. There is no doubt that the ABC debate tonight was horrendous and extremely unfair to Obama. There is no doubt that NBC's debates were all worse. How dare Olbermann critique ANY debate? Have you no decency sir, at long last? The answer? No. Keith Olbermann is the most shameless ridiculous hack on TV.

FWIW, I thought Clinton had a good night tonight. But who can tell when the moderators are so biased. Surprisingly, for the first time, it was Obama who got the bad treatment tonight. Really bad. But no worse than Clinton got in every NBC debate.

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Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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