We've all seen enough of her in past month to know she's not up to the job of Vice-President. McCain/Palin will keep their base, the radical right and conservatives, but they will lose almost everyone else. They now are poised to lose Ohio, PA, Michigan and Florida. In addition, Obama's massive 50 state voter registration drive is going to crush them-- the Dems will have registered too many new voters for them to effectively compete. In the end, there will be more of us than there are of them.

Between the phony maverickness, McCain's Hail Mary pass in picking Palin and his stunt of suspending his campaign in a pretense that Congress needed him to help with the Bailout bill, his credibility is dropping daily.

Palin has peaked twice now -- first with voters, then with the media, via the Katie Couric interviews. Third time's the charm.

Regardless of how she does tonight, and I expect she'll hold her own by avoiding detailed policy answers that show up her lack of knowledge and by turning all questions into an attack on Biden and Obama, the debate is just theater. At best, it will be entertaining. At worst, boring.

What are your last minute expectations and predictions? We'll be back to live-blog the debate.