[Jim Robinson]

Substance, character, truthfulness, decisiveness, intent, conviction, faith, moral clarity, leadership, steadfastness, integrity, honor, commitment, patriotism, etc., are some of the qualities that really count. Kerry may fool some of the people or even may be the true choice for many (socialists, abortionists, globalists, etc,) but Bush wins the real debate and the election hands down.

[MEG33]

I looked at substance, not style and totally agree..Some of Kerry's statements are going to haunt him..."global test" is a big one...

[Nov3]

Substance, character, truthfulness, decisiveness, intent, conviction, faith, moral clarity, leadership, steadfastness, integrity, honor, commitment, patriotism, etc., are some of the qualities that really count. Kerry may fool some of the people or even may be the true choice for many (socialists, abortionists, globalists, etc,) but Bush wins the real debate and the election hands down.

Unfortunately we are talking about the undecideds. Anybody who is undecided at this point is a moron. That has to be taken in to account. I felt Bush lost on style by allowing Kerry to spew 2 minutes of lies uncontested. Bush could not respond to each and every lie in 90 seconds. There simply was not enough time and the breadth of his lies was stunning. Bush should have pointed out his past inconsistencies at the beginning of each each exchange and follow it with his own consistencies and facts. He did this to several questions and had a good outcome. Other times he appeared to freeze deciding which of the vast number of lies Kerry told he should reply to. IMPOSSIBLE. Tactfully point out Kerry changes his views and lies and then tell the truth. Don't even think about what Kerry says.

NOBODY WILL REMEMBER WHAT KERRY SAID BECAUSE HIS REPLIES WERE NOTHING BUT NON-SEQUITOR LIES. Don't even think about responding to them.