Ever wondered how campaign reporters spend their time while watching the presidential debates? Pretty much the same way you do. Dana Milbank explains.
[h/t Michael Calderone]
The Kicker — October 16, 2008 04:13 PM
The Washington Sketch and the Debate: For Amber Waves of Grain
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