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“I was on the phone throughout much of the debate with Obamaworld people, with Democrats, with people who are political operatives, and with campaign operatives. My phone really never stopped buzzing throughout. And the universal reaction was somewhere approaching panic,” Reid said Thursday night during post-debate coverage.
“He did not do that. He did the opposite of that. He made them more panicked. The people who were texting me were even more panicked,” Reid said. “They actually expected it to be better than it was, and now they are in, I will not say a full-fledged panic, but it is getting there.”MSNBC’s Alex Wagner shared what she was hearing in the spin room following the debate.
“They are three years apart, but they seemed about 30 years apart tonight. I think that will be the thing that voters will really wrestle with,” Plouffe said.
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