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Has this ever happened that the challenger is being lable it's his to loose. Shouldnt it always be the incumbents to lose, they have the bully pulpit.
If the election were held today, Princeton Professor Sam Wang says Sen. John Kerry would win: "Counting the last six polls, the current probability of a Kerry win is 98 percent. Counting only the last three polls, the probability is 99.98 percent."
And Salon reports on an academic analysis of undecided voters: "There are many reasons for the Democrats to be hopeful heading into Boston next week, but the most important of these may be that the Bush campaign has maximized its potential and trails in the polls. There is a boundary to the limits of any political coalition, and the Bush-Cheney campaign is near the edge of its electoral reach."
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