“An outgoing president nearly always defines the next elections, Axelrod wrote, and people almost never seek a replica - certainly not after the presidency of George W. Bush.” — Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson Copy Share Image
“But history is replete with potential candidates for the presidency who waited too long rather than example of people who ran too soon." -… — Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson Copy Share Image
“What distinguished Obama was his determination not to wait until he had forged a longer political record of his achievement, and the historic conjunction… — Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson Copy Share Image
“An outgoing president nearly always defines the next elections, Axelrod wrote, and people almost never seek a replica - certainly not after the presidency… — Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson Copy Share Image
