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An incumbent president running for re-election is nowhere near the lock to win that conventional wisdom suggests, writes Medved, especially when the nation's economy is in such bad shape. The Obama campaign, meanwhile, is built on lazy "perceptions"—hey, things can't be that bad, or he wouldn't be up in the polls—rather than substance, he argues. It's working for now, but when people "reconnect the sorry state of the nation with the available choices in leadership, neither common sense nor historical precedent" points to a second term for Obama. "Both past and present suggest that the future will make him a likely loser." Click for Medved's full column.
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