The Debate
My evaluation. No grades, but a narrow win for Obama.
Correction: In my haste to produce instant analysis late last night, I slightly misquoted John McCain: He said the fundamentals of the economy were "strong," not good. Either way, it was a serious error--and the most significant sentence he has uttered in this campaign.
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