Professor says the president will win by a landslide
By: Administrative Account | Source: IRN NEWS
January 20, 2004 2:46PM EST
A political science professor from the University of Massachusetts told those attending a meeting of the Berkshire County Republicans that President Bush will win the next election in a landslide. “It’s going to be a slam dunk.” Says Jeffrey L. Sedgwick associate Professor of Political Science at the university’s Amherst campus. In Sedgwick’s opinion, because of the Democratic Party’s disarray and failure to convince most Americans of their ability to deal with security issues coupled with an improving economy it is likely that the Republicans will pick up 15 to 20 seats in the congress with the real possibility of gaining enough seats in the senate to allow the President’s appointments to go through.
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