October 01, 2004


A Confidence Gap in Spin Alley

Ryan Lizza notes that "confidence is always one of the best clues for sniffing out which side really believes its own spin. And in Spin Alley last night one could detect a confidence gap." Lizza goes on to note "a weird dynamic" where the Bush spinners didn't sound like they believed their own spin.

The bottom line: "There are three keys to presidential debates: expectations, style, and substance. Kerry won on all of them."

Chris Suellentrop has more from Spin Alley: "Karl Rove must have known things didn't go well when the New York Post asked him whether this was the worst debate of President Bush's life."


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