'McCain Wins Debate' Ad Reveals

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26 September 2008 @ 04:02 pm ET

Senator John McCain has apparently already won tonight's presidential debate, even though it hasn't taken place yet.

This would be true if you believe an Internet ad that appeared on the online edition of the Wall Street Journal this morning.

"McCain Wins Debate!" declares the ad which features a headshot of a smiling McCain with an American flag background.

Another ad spotted by an astute reader featured a quote from McCain campaign manager Rick Davis declaring: "McCain won the debate-- hands down.

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