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I really don't see how you figure. The President stuck to his position on the War on Terror (the topic for tonight). He will not attack Mr. Kerry it is not in his character. I think the American people (not the pundits) can see this. Just because John Kerry is a better liar and spinner, doesn't mean he's a better debater. What matters most is who can you trust. The President said it best when he said how can the troops, our allies, or the Iraqis trust someone to win the war when he thinks it's the wrong war. That point, for me, hits home.

what matters are the "undecided". Not what we here on freerepublic think. Ultimately since this is a close race one has to consider what % of the undecided who are going to vote will vere in the direction of Bush or Kerry. I think that those that are undecided at this point are not that educated in current events. Taking this hypothesis I say the undecided go toward Kerry instead of Bush. Sigh!

"what matters are the "undecided". Not what we here on freerepublic think. Ultimately since this is a close race one has to consider what % of the undecided who are going to vote will vere in the direction of Bush or Kerry. I think that those that are undecided at this point are not that educated in current events. Taking this hypothesis I say the undecided go toward Kerry instead of Bush. Sigh!"

Not sure if I agree with you that undecided voters are uneducated in current events. I mean it depends on the newspapers you read, channel you watch, ect. I do know, however, and I posted this on another thread, that when I asked my 11 year old what he thought of the debate (he's not a freeper) he questioned how the troops can trust Kerry to lead in a war that he believes is wrong. That is a simple apparent conclusion, I believe, must Americans will make. I fear that the Democratic Party will stop at nothing to push their candidate. They have lied, smeared, spurned, and lied some more. I think Americans (even undecided voters) are starting to notice.