Since last week’s debate, Mitt Romney has made enormous gains in every major poll.  He has pulled ahead of the President both nationally and in most of the swing states.  Even states that were considered “solidly blue,” like Pennsylvania where he’s only down by two points, might be within his grasp.  This change in the polling numbers raises an important question: Are voters only temporarily enamored with Mitt Romney because of his debate performance or did the debate reveal something about each candidate that has permanently shifted momentum in Romney’s favor? What do you think?  Is the Romney bounce here to stay?