Well nobody can deny that Cameron did well tonight. I'm just surprised that everyone else believed their own hype. Clegg supporters are always going to say that Clegg did better, Brown supporters will call it for Brown and Cameron supporters will call it for Cameron.
But ultimately, I thought Brown came across very negative tonight and didn't really have an upbeat message for the future. Clegg was alright, I don't think the polls reflect on him personally, just on the thorny topic of amnesty and joining the Euro. Cameron didn't make any awkward gaffes tonight like how he 'met a black man' or whatever, and seemed confident in his policies. Also I thought he mounted a good defence for raising the inheritance tax (which I support) by appealing to voters' aspirations.