2014 Is Not a Memorable Campaign Year: Hunt

The transcript discusses the 2014 election, focusing on potential outcomes for Republicans and Democrats in the Senate and House. It analyzes party performance, considering factors like campaign strategies and leadership, particularly Obama's role. The discussion highlights the reactive nature of Obama's presidency during crises like ISIS and Ebola, suggesting it may have influenced public perception.

What is the expected outcome for the Republicans in the Senate if the election breaks in their favor?

• They will lose several seats.

• They will gain 7 to 8 seats.

• They will maintain the same number of seats.

• They will gain 1 to 2 seats.

If the Democrats have a bad night, what is one of the first things they might analyze?

• Their campaign funding.

• The role of President Obama.

• The weather on election day.

• The number of polling stations.

What small mistakes did President Obama make during the election campaign?

• He refused to debate.

• He ignored the media.

• He changed his political party.

• He made some silly statements.

How did President Obama handle major crises like ISIS and Ebola?

• He delegated all responsibilities.

• He ignored them completely.

• He was reactive and appeared tuned out.

• He was proactive and decisive.

What was a significant perception of President Obama's leadership during crises?

• He was seen as a proactive leader.

• He was viewed as a reactive and sometimes disengaged leader.

• He was considered a visionary leader.

• He was thought to be overly aggressive.