By eHow Culture & Society Editor
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George W. Bush has often been underestimated in his political career. He was considered the underdog when he first ran for governor of Texas against the popular Ann Richards, and many people considered him the underdog in both of his presidential elections. He has a proven record of electoral success, and his campaigns can be used as a model for how to win an election.
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JoeIllingworth said
on 10/9/2008 McCain's attack strategy, apparently crafted by the same people that led the Bush campaigns appears to be backfiring in 2008. The lies and smears in the McCain attack ads have greatly damages the McCain image of a man of intregity. Plus this type of divisive campaign is very destructive for the country. A good leader shoul be looking for ways to bring the country back together, rather than trying to divide voters into useful blocks to be manipulated for an election.