Easily the least interesting of the three debates, as few if any new ideas were announced. I thought Kerry did a fine job, especially in clarifying himself and shutting up all those annoying Right Wing Spinsters about the "World Test".

This goes for both parties, can we do away with the Spinsters and just focus on actual issues?

Bush, as always, seems to be confusing these Debates with Republican Rallies, where everyone there is told they must laugh and cheer after every sentence. He kept looking around the room, seeing if anyone was laughing with him to no avail. He also tried to work in some cheap shots, specifically one about the Media, which crashed and burned. He started out with what seemed to be a gameplan of smile no matter what, but once again, he looked tired by the end.

I, truly, from all the research and the like I've been doing of late see this race steadily going in Kerry's favor because more and more people are registering to vote, which usually means they aren't satisfied with the country the way it is. The other point to make that's obvious is the skewing of what the polls mean. Right now, Kerry is leading Bush by 1 or 2% nationally, but these polls were only taken into account through people who have voted before. If as many people as it seems are registering right now, they won't be accounted for in these national polls, but I think, it will show come November 2nd and it will spell a win for Kerry.

Take care all.