Kerry mentioned 5 or 6 times that he was in Vietnam. Did you know that? Kerry berated our allies in Iraq (twice) as pretty much insignificant because they have fewer feet on the ground. He failed to acknowledge that they had any significance in Iraq. Senator Kerry talked about US policy passing a "global test" instead of acting firmly as a sovereign nation. John Kerry continually asked to lead this nation and our troops while still standing by his "wrong" war at the "wrong" time rhetoric which demoralizes them. Senator Kerry claimed to have a better plan and said that he would hold meetings to solve problems which got us real far with Iraq right? He said that he has been consistent...despite starting off pro-war...then going anti-war...then saying that he supported the war...then saying it was the "wrong war" at the "wrong time"...all within a matter of months. He called out for change, but offered nothing of substance...unless you count his service in Vietnam which he liked to mention over and over.

President Bush pointed out what he had done over the first 4 years of his Presidency. He didn't berate our allies and when John Kerry claimed that President Bush wasn't doing things such as holding summits, President Bush reminded him that that was not true. He reminded us that he has been the consistent one with one vision that has not wavered. President Bush reminded us that he has lead a coalition and that he will not look for a "global test" before defending America and he reminded us that America is capable of fighting on multiple fronts at once despite the pessimism of his opponent.

All in all I call it a win for the President.