Changes

m
gr
Line 1: Line 1:  
'''Political expectations''' describes a current method of campaigning, to win power, candidates [[promise]] to enact sweeping change. Once power has been achieved, politicians often scramble to lower those [[expectation]]s so they won't be perceived as falling short.  
 
'''Political expectations''' describes a current method of campaigning, to win power, candidates [[promise]] to enact sweeping change. Once power has been achieved, politicians often scramble to lower those [[expectation]]s so they won't be perceived as falling short.  
   −
[[Political]] expectations can also mean talking victory, or predicting a loss before the campaign has concluded.
+
[[Political]] expectations can also mean talking victory or predicting a loss, before the campaign has concluded.
    
Heading into the 2010 [[U.S.]] [[political]] campaign, [[Democrats]] that promised much change now have to show what they accomplished or [[Republicans]] are favored to replace them.
 
Heading into the 2010 [[U.S.]] [[political]] campaign, [[Democrats]] that promised much change now have to show what they accomplished or [[Republicans]] are favored to replace them.
    
[[Category:Politics]]
 
[[Category:Politics]]
Siteadmin, Check users, oversight, Administrators
20,682

edits