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Possibly, but he's not historically unpopular for a president at the end of his 2nd term (I don't think at least). Seems like the last thing you want to do is mix up your message when running in a tight race.
In my state, Kay Hagan ran a terrible race. Both sides were ridiculously negative the entire time. Kay Hagan at no time stuck up for herself or Obama, but rather only attacked her opponent. That's a dumb idea, and it didn't work.
Maybe she shouldn't have won no matter what - but I doubt it. It was a close race, and she ran a ****ty campaign.
I didn't follow that one as close as turtle man (no relation) versus Alison Lightweight Grimes 30 minutes down I 75 but I thought the pundits said Hagan was going to win because she ran a localized campaign and avoided being tied to the albatross Obama