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: Indiana BarristerQuick Draw
By Abdul Hakim-Shabazz
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I had some problems with my DVR last night so trying to watch the second Gubernatorial debate was a little difficult, but it really didn’t matter because nothing changed all that much. Both Mitch Daniels and Jill Long Thompson were a little more aggressive and Andy Horning was still Andy Horning. So here are my overall grades based on style, delivery and content.
- Mitch Daniels - B+, good on specifics and calling JLT’s facts on the carpet. Maybe a little too aggressive with one member of the audience.
- JLT - C/C+. You continued your attack on Daniels and added a couple more specifics to you plan for Indiana, but you still didn’t give voters a reason to switch.
- Andy Horning - B. Good performance, but when people are looking to government for answers telling them to look elsewhere might not be the best thing.
The ultimate winner of this round was Daniels because in the end nothing changed and a tie goes to the incumbent.
Full post as published by Indiana Barrister on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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