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I really am coming to the conclusion that his interest level in the subject matter strongly affects how well he comes across. I don't know exactly WHAT the specific clues are, but I think there must be good body language or other non-verbal cues (intonation also being non-verbal) that he is sending on the foreign policy questions that he just doesn't send on the economic questions.
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