In New York, presidential candidates are alone in their own comfortable bubbles

The Los Angeles Times reports on the New York primaries and how presidential candidates operate in their own bubbles. The paper quotes James Campbell, a political scientist at UB. "Both conservatives and liberals are kind of cocooned, and I think they overestimate -- grossly overestimate -- how popular their own views are and therefore underestimate how important it is to compromise to get things done," he said.

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