Democratic contenders model campaign after historic precedents
The 1984 field narrows to six declared candidates who mirror past leaders. Mondale follows Humphrey as establishment front runner, Glenn channels Eisenhower calm, Hart projects a new generation techno focus, Cranston positions emotional arms control, while Hollings and Askew resemble the New South moderates.
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