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the election lay in the “two Georges” — Wallace and McGovern — each of whom he said he had written off early in the primary campaign only to be surprised in the end.
He then outlined his nine postulates with examples of each from this campaign.
His first postulate was that the people of this country are indifferent to national issues that do not relate to them on a personal basis. He cited the war, which he said the people just did not relate to in this past campaign, rejecting McGovern in the greatest landslide since Roosevelt beat Landon in 1936. He added that defense spending and unemployment issues raised by McGovern did not relate
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