When your opponents' poll numbers are going low, you go high. But when the race is close, and it's time to slug it out.
David Axelrod: “When your opponents' poll numbers are going low, you go high. But when the race is close, and it's time to slug it out.”
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Axelrod discusses the strategy of campaigning based on poll numbers.
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