I don't think either candidate was prepared to go in depth about the bailout, and therefore the part of the debate on the economy was a draw.
Remember the stakes involved in the bailout -- no responsible politician is going to come out spouting blame, attacks and threats at this time and risk not only the plan that is being negotiated right now, but a crash in the market caused by their ill considered words.
The next debate is going to be about economic issues. Hopefully by then the candidates won't have to walk on eggshells when discussing it, and there will be much more separation between them.
Hope you are right EarlyBird. Naming names, associations of Fannie and Freddie CEOs to the chosen one, how CEOs inflated spreadsheets to max their bonuses out and revised spreadsheets during 1st quarter of next fiscal year, CEOs fired and under investigations. The fighter pilot needs to blast the Chosen One with all 9 yards.