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7. It does feel like that a little bit, though I can't recall when there were so many Democrats involved in the ground game

Tue Nov 5, 2024, 04:10 PM

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Obama had a lot in 2008. In 2012, we lived in Pennsylvania, and were visited by canvassers three times. In 2016, no one.

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It feels BIGGER DemonGoddess Nov 5 #2

Yep Tribetime Nov 5 #16

2008 was Obama's first win Lulu KC Nov 5 #3

It really does bdamomma Nov 5 #12

Yep in many ways FreeState Nov 5 #4

We knew we were going to win in 2008. Renew Deal Nov 5 #5

It's all in the turnout EnergizedLib Nov 5 #6

Certainly feels more like 2008 than 2016. nt Wednesdays Nov 5 #8

By then Palin had become a huge liability for the ticket Zambero Nov 5 #11

No, it doesn't feel like 2008. It feels like 2020. maxsolomon Nov 5 #10

No. Maybe 2012 but definitely doesn't feel like 2008. Self Esteem Nov 5 #13

1992- generational change election JCMach1 Nov 5 #14

Not really. PallBearer Nov 5 #15

Is that the pall you are bearing? Lulu KC Nov 5 #17

Cool story, bro. FSogol Nov 5 #18

Not really.... Blasphemer Nov 5 #20