QUESTIONS: |
Bill Schneider
Political analyst |
James Carville
Political analyst |
J.C. Watts
Political analyst |
| 1. | Who do you think won the debate? |
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Obama and Edwards had best moments. Drew sharp distinctions with others. |
Clinton |
Clinton. Clinton did nothing to hurt her front-runner status |
| 2. | Who seemed to know most about the issues? |
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Biden and Obama. Biden's extensive experience showed. Obama was clear, concise on health care. |
Biden |
Biden |
| 3. | Who had the best one-liner or comeback? |
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Obama. Question of English as official language is designed to divide us. |
Obama |
Obama (to Edwards on leadership) and Biden (cutting off war funding) |
| 4. | Who had the most disappointing performance at the debate? |
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Richardson's answers often confusing, especially on amnesty. Needed a sharper, clearer answer. |
Richardson |
Richardson. Needed a breakthrough. Didn't get it |
| 5. | Whose performance was most surprising? |
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Biden. Angry and forceful. Not clear whether this will energize voters or turn them off. |
Biden |
No surprises |
| 6. | Whose campaign got the biggest boost from the debate? |
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Obama. Stood out as a calm, clear communicator, knew his issues, explained his views cogently. |
None |
Biden. Biden is the one to watch and Edwards' aggressiveness -- will it pay off? |
| 7. | Who was the snappiest dresser? |
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All looked the same! Dark suit brigade. Like they all talked to the same fashion adviser. |
Clinton |
Obama |
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