Jonathan Capehart thinks there's good news and bad news for Democrats. Ed Morrissey sees a "muddled message." David Freddoso claims it was "a good night for Democrats, [but] a bad one for Obama." "Where is the wave?" asks Steve Benen, who thinks if the GOP couldn't win PA-12, Dems may be in good shape come November. Jonathan Martin and Charles Mahtesian agree.
But Bill Jacobson notes that Critz ran way to the right. And C. Edmund Wright calls it "Another Very Bad Night for Obama, Democrats and the Media."
What do you think? Are any of these assessments particularly accurate or inaccurate? Is conventional wisdom spot on or in left field? What does all this mean for November and beyond?
