Did Washington Times win with its deadpan-snark post-Obama speech headline?

Oh, yes. It did.

Obama, Nobel Peace Prize winner, insists U.S. must strike Syria to deliver message – Washington Times: http://t.co/TvFHeNCsoF via @washtimes

— Kenneth Benway (@SandhillsKen) September 11, 2013

Did The Washington Times win with it deadpan “breaking news” headline after President Obama’s Syria speech Tuesday night? You decide!

The headline now omits the snarky Nobel Peace Prize winner part, but the slug remains the same. And here is a screenshot of the breaking news email:

Perfect.

Yes, the "man of contradictions." Wash Times headline: Obama, Nobel Peace Prize winner, insists U.S. must strike Syria to deliver message

— Merrill Matthews (@MerrillMatthews) September 11, 2013

That’s putting it mildly. Others have been calling out President Peace Prize, with smack-tastic results. We suspect it will continue!

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