Wow! Lots of Kerry supporters in here. The facts:According to the Gallup Poll, Kerry won on almost every front in the debate except in two (and the most important two for that matter) poll questions - believability of the candidate and whose policies the voter agreed with. So it was a victory for Kerry in the sense that he came across as a more articulate person than Bush, but make no mistake about it, Bush still leads the real race. The fact is, Kerry doesn't have any real, substantial plan to do anything about the situation in Iraq. He didn't say anything new in the debate - just the same old "allies" thing. Well, as we'll find out in the near future, the "allies" who didn't support the war had their own economic motives associated with the Oil-For-Food program in Iraq. They stood to gain from it as long as Saddam was in power. I have been listening carefully to Kerry's speeches and following his campaign. I have yet to be convinced about his abilities to be a President. And many of you above reinforce my point. You just don't like Bush and want to see him go. You don't care who replaces him.