There's two things about the "debate suit bulge" that I was fairly confident of: that it really was some kind of device and not bad tailoring or a bulletproof vest, and that it was not a radio receiver to allow someone to prompt him.
The radio receiver theory never made sense to me because if he wanted to be wired, he would have used one of the commonly available receivers that are so tiny as to be essentially invisible (in-ear, bone conductor, whatever). Also, even Bush would have done better in the debate with a little coaching.
Here's a theory, however, that actually makes sense. It not only explains the bulge in a reasonable way, but also explains other Bush mysteries such as the decline of his verbal performance and increased klutziness.
(via MonkeyFilter)
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