In front page coverage on the Washington Post, that is.
Cue the chorus of “yeah, buts” from this bunch.
Obama Wins, 3-1 Monday, Aug 18 2008
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I've Gotta Fang 
Let’s hope they make it 5-1 to McCain and actually tell the truth about the senility of him – plus the many other things that haven’t been said – so far?
Such as?
My question to you: have you ever known or had to deal with or care for anyone who was or is considered senile? It’s way too easy to throw around judgments like that.
My answer is – yes.
Then based on what you apparently know, what makes McCain, in your opinion, senile?
Signs of memory loss, language difficulties, confusion, loss of attention, mood changes, irritability, emotional agitation, all of which McCain has.
Hey, those happen to me a lot. Does that mean I’m senile.
Anyway, back on topic: what about the Post’s admission that they ran three front page stories on Obama to just one for McCain? You never really address that.