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Partisanship Test

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If you watched the debate and though either John McCain or Barack Obama "won," then you are a hack.  That debate was a total disgrace.  No one won anything.  Both dodged and evaded.  No rational, thinking, non-partisan person would have been impressed with either candidate.  Neither could explain what caused the economy crisis.  Neither could explain why the "bailout" or "rescue" is anything resembling such.  Neither could explain anything that required cognition. John Harris' Politico is calling it the worst debate ever.  And he's probably right.  If you think otherwise, you have some serious biases, and really need to free yourself from the thought control of partisanship...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on October 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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