I think the last two debates have made a big difference in the election. Before the debate, I did not really have any doubt that Obama would win. Romney's strong showing in the first debate definitely changed my mind more than I expected it to, and I think that a lot of Republicans found hope from that. Everyone expected Obama to come out strong in the debate yesterday, including me, and I was surprised by how well Romney held his own against him. I still would say Obama won the debate, but I definitely don't think it was by the same margin that Romney won the first one. I was watching the TV show Kudlow and Company today, and there was a guest on the show who was a professional behavior and body language analyst, and she was talking about the debate. She did confirm one thing I thought, which was that Obama seemed to get a lot angrier, while Romney seemed more calm. I do not necessarily think this will effect the election, but I thought it was very interesting. I honestly would not be surprised if either candidate won this election. I do think that Romney has done a good job of clawing his way back into a race that many people counted him out of, but we have to wait until the election to find out if it has been and will be enough. I do not have an opinion about who is in the lead. I know it may sound like I just don't want to take sides but I really don't know who I think will win. I think the last debate and the days leading up to the election will be crucial for both candidates, so I think this race is about to get even more interesting.