Historians give McCain little chance of victory

ONE week into the US general election race, the polls show a dead heat. But many US presidential scholars doubt that John McCain stands much of a chance, if any.

Historians from both parties offered a litany of historical comparisons that offer little hope to McCain.

Several saw Barack Obama’s prospects as the most promising since Roosevelt trounced Hoover in 1932.

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