Posted on Wednesday, 11.05.08
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
As economic crisis peaked, tide turned against McCain
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The presidential race entered a critical three-day period in September when the economic crisis cast the candidates' differences in sharp relief.
How the candidates responded -- Sen. John McCain's dramatic moves and sometimes-uneven temperament and Sen. Barack Obama's more analytical reaction and calm vibe -- was a window into how they made decisions. And voters responded. (May need to respond)
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