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That's an excellent point, Philip. Truth is, it's a small room, not a large auditorium, and it was packed tight only when everyone was here. Obama has more star-power, definitely. The crowd here was fairly reserved, not incredibly excited. But then, no one was really surprised by the outcome.
But one thing worth noting is that Republicans aren't big
rally-goers. Especially not on weeknights.
Oh what am I saying! The Republicans are doomed! They will be
crushed by the thousand feet, swept in a sea of Change!
UPDATE: Oh, here's why he had such a huge crowd. He was in
Madison, Wisconsin. College town. College town that didn't have
several roads shut down and reopen in the last 4 hours. Of course
he's going to draw a huge crowd -- it's the safest place on the
planet for him.
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