He May Not Be Trailing McCain, But He's Trailing Kerry
At The Corner, James Robbins compares Barack Obama's current standing in the polls with John Kerry's, four years ago:
A handy feature on the electoral-vote.com web site is a one-click comparison of the current electoral map projections with those on the same date four years ago. Today's map shows Obama with a projected 275 votes to McCain's 250, with 13 up for grabs. Four years ago — Kerry 317, Bush 202, and 19 tied.
Glenn Reynolds adds:
Of course, Kerry was hurt by an overly grandiose performance at the Convention, and by media bias that backfired. Obama should be safe from that, right?To comment on this post, go here.
