BY SUSAN ESTRICH The first rule of primary elections is that they are completely different from general elections. What it takes to win a primary is often exactly the opposite of what it takes to win a general, which is why potentially strong general election candidates are often especially weak primary candidates, and vice versa. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger may be the most obvious case in point: Republican primary voters would never have picked him […]
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