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Biden on CNN: McCain is "dead wrong" on Iraq. Totally my favorite Biggie song. Hey Sarah Palin, relax and take notes…
A friend emails, under the headline "CBS Poll of 500 Undecided Voters:
40 percent said Obama wins. 22 percent. say Mccain
McCain won slightly on right decisions on the war in Iraq. Obama won 68 percent for right decisions on the economy. (!)
Huh. That would seem to support my contention that Obama ultimately won. Of course, I’m predisposed to believing that, but you know.
Update: Another friend emails:
GQR focus of independents gives it to Obama
CBS: 40-22 among independents.
Luntz focus gives it to Obama.
Update 3: As Alan Partridge might say, And another!
CNN/OPINION RESEARCH CORPORATION POLL OF DEBATE WATCHERS
Who Did the Best Job In the Debate?
Obama 51%
McCain 38%
Who Would Better Handle Economy?
Obama 58%
McCain 37%
Who Would Better Handle Iraq?
Obama 52%
McCain 47%
Whoa, Obama winning on Iraq?
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Hey, you saw what I saw. Nobody won. It was a something that an American could watch without being swamped by shame.
Mc Cain is going to be dragged way down by the economic news. When a bailout is funded, he’s going to lose more support.
I’ve been amazed by how differently everyone is viewing the debate. I thought Obama missed 8 million openings and McCain made him look like the new guy at the office who’s going to screw up the filing system. Plenty of people seem to think he looked like the asshole principal. I hope they’re right…
Good that FP is out of the way. Even though Dems have way better FP, they’re not better at talking about it.
Dead Wrong? I was thinking more Bullet LaVolta than Biggie Smalls.
And I thought Obama, who I support tepidly, cleaned McCain’s clock.
On visuals alone, Obama won. Can’t say I liked seeing him miss so many opportunities to talk about the Keating Five and lobbyists in the McCain campaign, but independent low-info voters don’t like all that partisan bickering.
Better he appeal to the independents, anyway. I’ve got no where to go; they, presumably, do.