The Texas Democratic Debate: CQ Politics' Bests and Mosts - Roll Call

The Texas Democratic Debate: CQ Politics’ Bests and Mosts

By Greg Giroux and CQ Staff

Posted February 22, 2008 at 1:00am

managing the economy
Most Discussed Issue
Most Predictable Statements
Biggest Zinger
delivered this memorable line
Most Timely Issue
Biggest Back-burner Issue
Most Original Question
describe a “moment of crisis”
– Most Unifying Moment
shook hands

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