More on the debate

I can't believe Kerry just said that his highest priority if he is elected would be nuclear proliferation. What about terrorism? What about terrorism!!!

I thought Bush deftly handled the response by saying he agreed with his opponent that the highest priority would be WMD in the hands of terrorists. And he just repeated that when Lehrer asked for clarification.

Again Kerry called for bilateral talks with North Korea, which Bush has pounced on each time. I'm wondering why Bush doesn't say, "I thought you wanted to work with other countries and build alliances?"

I'm not sure how Kerry reconciles the "get your kids home" and "get the job done" phraseology. It makes no sense to me, but I guess it makes sense to some people.

I guess I'd have to say the debate is a draw at best, and if the experts are correct (are they ever?) that means that Kerry loses.