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I got sucked into watching this thing. Wow, it's exciting! Palin is a the underdog. She's punching hard, and I think is getting the best of the exchange. Biden got angry on one point. You can sense the adrenaline in his system through his facial expression and tone of voice.
But Palin can get knocked out at any minute. Total excitement!
This moderator should be reiging Palin in, but she can't. She's like a ref who is suspected of taking a pay off. She has to error on the side of appearing far; thus Palin is getting away with more fouls than she should.This is good television.Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on October 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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