Philadelphia Inquirer staff shredded for saying Fetterman won debate with Oz: ‘Clown world in action'
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Conservatives on Twitter ripped the The Philadelphia Inquirer's opinion section for declaring Democratic candidate John Fetterman the winner of Tuesday's Senate debate.
The paper graded the performance by averaging the scores of each opinion writer’s assessments of both candidates. Ultimately, the Inquirer gave Fetterman a 4.3 rating out of 10, while giving Oz a 4.1. Gabriel Hays is an associate editor for Fox News Digital.
Some individual reviews of Fetterman were very critical. Staff columnist Jenice Armstrong wrote, "Fetterman’s stumbling and verbal gaffes made the debate a complete cringefest from beginning to end. Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, he closed by announcing he's rooting for the Steelers. Argh! (2/10)."
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