Iran Crisis Gives Carter a Second Chance in 1979
The Iranian crisis boosted President Carter by garnering broad Democratic endorsements and easing political attacks. Kennedy's challenge faded as Carter reshaped strategy and built support after Cabinet shakeups and controversies.
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Carter Gains in Polls as Iran Crisis Shapes Image
Republicans and Democrats say Carter appears more presidential amid the Iranian crisis boosting his standing. Polls by ABC Harris and others show Kennedy narrowing the Democratic gap while Carter avoids cross country campaigning. Analysts warn the boost may be temporary amid economic woes and internal campaign shifts.
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