Even when scandals were prominent in the headlines or recent memory, they have only rarely had a critical impact on the selection of a president. If you examine the 29 presidential elections since 1900 to look for the dominant deciding factor(s), you’ll find that scandal has seldom played any conclusive role. The traditional, overriding voter concerns about the economy and war adequately explain the bulk of election outcomes.Just a reminder.
Monday, March 23, 2015
Larry Sabato: Why This Scandal Won’t Hurt Hillary
Professor Larry Sabato reports: