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after they looked at us for a while".
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036697/ns/msnbc-hardball_with_chris_matthews/#49365094
Myers:
>> it's a bump in the road. the fundamentals of this race haven't changed. the electoral college map, it's a fact it's a harder road for mitt romney than barack obama. as long as obama is still leading like ohio, as he is, the road gets narrow for romney. the president had a bad night last week. we democrats made it worse by everyone running around with their hair or fire for a week saying how horrible it was. in the aftermath, the republicans knew they had a good night but they weren't as confident in victory {until} after they looked at us for a while. we need to settle back, get back to blocking and tackling. president needs to have a better performance in the next two debates than the first one. this race is still fundamentally the president's to lose.
Matthews:
>> and the people have different jobs. if i see biden blow it tomorrow, i'm going to say so. maybe someone like --
Myers:
>> you made your position clear in the first debate.
Matthews:
>> thanks for rubbing it in. the fact is i have a different job than you do.
Raster
(20,998 posts)leveymg
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(633 posts)monmouth
(21,078 posts)anAustralianobserver
(633 posts)He must be coming to terms with the fact that he lost perspective at a critical moment and that it had a bigger impact than he was expecting.
As I said somewhere else, it's a timely reminder to all of us to not let the pundits write history on their own.
seabeyond
(110,159 posts)that a lyin romney won.