The devout non-jocks who feel alternately superior and intimidated by the QB reassess his past behavior and decide he’s not such a jerk after all.
The girl who brushed him off last month — he’s got a bit of acne, and he slouches sometimes, and he swears — finds herself strangely attracted to him.
The QB is the beneficiary of what’s known as the halo effect.
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President Barack Obama has just notched what might arguably be seen as the biggest victory of his presidency: the killing of Osama bin Laden. I am curious as to what sort of halo effect this might generate. How will Obama’s positions and abilities be reassessed — whether on the budget or taxes or gas prices or health-care reform or one of 100 other topics — in light of a military/intelligence victory that took place on his watch?
The halo effect is often short-lived — but will it, in this case, live long enough to power Obama through an election cycle?
Here is an article I found on Freakonomics about Bin Laden and Obama. I wonder if Obama will use this and wipe it in Trump's face
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