There’s also a less partisan explanation. That is that people tend to struggle to imagine someone other than the current occupant of the White House as the president until he, well, isn’t anymore — even if they don’t like him or don’t plan to vote for him.Yes, we do have a way of picturing things continuing as they have been. And no one is really good enough to be President, but the incumbent is already President, so our resistance to picturing a person as President doesn't come into play.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Why do so many more Americans think Obama will win than want him to win?
It's the media coverage, isn't it?
Labels:
2012 elections,
Chris Cillizza,
polls
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