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“If Obama loses, I personally will feel disappointed, frustrated, hurt. I’ll conclude that a fabulous opportunity has been lost. I’ll believe that American voters have made a huge mistake,” Harvard Law School professor Randall L. Kennedy wrote in...
Stauffer, who calls this year’s election the most important since 1932, and possibly even since 1860, said that the biggest factor in an Obama loss will probably be racism. A loss in this political climate would show “how insidious and pervasive it remains,?...
Obama supporters were particularly adamant, rating eight of the ten issues as more important to them than McCain voters did. Only on taxes and security did McCain supporters indicate more interest.
Students named education the second most important issue, with healthcare, the war, and the environment coming in at third, fourth, and fifth. Generally, students said they care about all of the major issues under debate, as none of the ten subjects received a rating below 3.0 in importance.
Former University President Lawrence H. Summers, who served as treasury secretary in the Clinton administration, may also return to Washington if Obama is elected. Summers has had a low-profile but important role in the Obama campaign, advising the Democrat on progressive taxation and the current financial crisis.