Cult of personality dominates Election 2000 commentary
Anna Quindlen argues personality shapes voters as much as policy. Bush and Cheney are assessed through a down home, relaxed image, contrasting with Clinton era critiques. The piece notes voters will decide if Gore is rigid or diligent and Bush is candid or arrogant, stressing the power of likability.
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