The Two Parties are Advocating Before the Advance of Romney in the Polls

The latest survey put back on Mitt Romney head. According to CNN, the Republican candidate for the White House takes a point to President Barack Obama (48% versus 47% in voting intentions) and forces both parties face strong bet tomorrow's debate between vice. In more unequal, the face-off to be held in Danville (Kentucky) would not provide great weight to the race but the numbers are tight and the candidates will take the rest of his party.

There is already talking of mourning for generations. The veteran Democratic politician of 69 years, Joe Biden, compared with young allied to Tea Party Republican, Paul Ryan, 42. Experts say that Ryan will try to connect with younger voters and discuss general issues avoiding data own figures and a professorship of a living room, which is where you will find most sat morning viewers in prime time (9 pm EDT eastern U.S., three in the morning in Spain) when initiating discussion between Ryan and Biden.

As chairman of the Budget Committee of the House of Representatives, Ryan will feel comfortable when launching into topics that touch the debt and taxes but try to tiptoe around what to do with international affairs, especially since front will a man who has been chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate and he was also in the political arena when he began to take its first steps.

If out of tomorrow's debate a victory for Ryan, Republicans would find a good position in the final stretch of the campaign. The pressure is on Biden, senator from Delaware since 1973 until his resignation to accompany Obama when he arrived at the White House in 2009. The former senator has the difficult task of stopping the fall of the surveys recorded by Obama after his bad work in the debate last Wednesday in Denver (Colorado). A poor performance by Biden unbalances only more against the states that Democrats have not yet decided how to vote.

Ryan has not participated in a campaign debate since he first competed for a seat-in-native Wisconsin for over 14 years. Biden, whose folksy style can play a trick and make him commit some awkwardly faced Sarah Palin in 2008 and passed the test without falling into some provocations of the former Governor of Alaska.

As usual, both candidates are preparing their participation day tomorrow, which will take place at Centre College in Danville. Heads up what Martha Raddatz moderate, foreign policy correspondent for ABC News.

The moderator will open the issues with a question after which candidates will have two minutes to respond. Then monitor the discussion Raddatz develop an equitable use of time.

Ryan has prepared his debut with Ted Olson, playing the part of Biden, who was Deputy Attorney General in the administration of George W. Bush, while Biden has used the ranking Democrat on the Budget Committee of the House, Chris Van Hollen, in the role of Ryan, to match it in fiscal policy issues.

Debate between vice there is only one. Obama and Romney face each other again on Tuesday October 16 in the State of New York and Monday 22 in Boca Raton (Florida).