How did Carter's status as a Washington "outsider" help him win the presidency? how did it end up hurting him as a president?

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Roudan · Answer 1 · 2016-01-27T00:07:22+0000

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People were tired of fighting in the capital, and Carter's status as a Washington "outsider" helped him win the presidency. Because he lacked allies, it was tough for him.

Dumbmatter · Answer 2 · 2016-02-01T12:46:48+0000

In general, it was Carter's status as a Washington "outsider" that helped him win the presidency in that people were sick of fighting in Washington. It hurt him because he didn't have any allies.

How did Carter's status as a Washington "outsider" help him win the presidency? how did it end up hurting him as a president?

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