Monday, September 29, 2008

Newsweek: 'McCain Won. But Will It Matter?'

[just offered to counter the MSM dumb beat to the contrary {and from Newsweek no less}]

As your humble correspondent noted earlier today, one needs to have some training in reading liberal tea leaves in order to determine which candidate actually wins presidential debates. However, in the case of this Newsweek article, written by Andrew Romano, absolutely no such training is needed. The title flat out tells us: "McCain Won."

However there is also one highly laughable caveat added on: "But Will It Matter?" First Romano tells us why he thinks McCain won (emphasis mine):

Tonight, John McCain was the more effective combatant... [snip]
Okay, so now that Romano states what we already know he goes on to claim that it doesn't really matter:

...The contours of the race and the climate in the country still favor Obama, who holds a small but consistent lead in recent polls. To remake the landscape, McCain would've had to score a knockout blow. He didn't come close. The question, then, is whether he can keep delivering such solid performances from now until Nov. 4--and whether even that will be enough.
Earth to Andrew Romano: Barack Obama pretty much delivered a knockout blow to himself by having to read the name on his bracelet in order to remember who it was.

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