I thought Bush did better in this second one than he did in the first. I didn't like that he sometimes came off smirking and scoffing at Kerry--the senator deserves more respect, and when you scoff at him you also scoff at his followers, and that ain't a good thing for Bush to do. We desperately need inclusion in US politics, not alienation.

Kerry needs to put some flesh on the bones when he talks about his plans. Trouble of course is that should he start talking about developing a hydrogen-based economy, it sounds rather...familiar. Doesn't matter, though, he's got to get into some details or his talk of plans is going to start sounding hollow.

The debates haven't been much help, imho. Most of it's just been the same old same old from both sides.

Going to try to give the Kerry/Edwards book a more thorough reading over the weekend.