Poll: One year ago, who really thought Obama would become President?
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Question: One year ago, who really thought Obama would become president?
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I believed Obama would definitely win
 
#2
I believed it was a possibility for Obama to win
 
#3
I was hopeful, yet doubtful, that Obama would win
 
#4
I believed there was no way Obama would win
 
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« Reply #25 on: November 23, 2008, 10:12:51 PM »

I gave him a 1% shot against Hillary and a 20% shot aginst McCain
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« Reply #26 on: November 24, 2008, 09:53:12 AM »

One year ago, who really thought Obama would become President?

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One year ago we were being blanketed with advertising.  Chris Matthews was doing a second show at the UNI dome, not far from here, and I couldn't swing a dead platypus without hitting a candidate.  Especially Obama.  His Obama08 headquarters was just about a mile from my house, and I'd pass it every time I took my son to his Montessori system preschool.  We hadn't bought a second car yet, so we often took the city bus, which stops about a block from my crib and about two blocks from his school.  Once the snows started (December 1) we bought a second car, but we still passed that Obama08 HQ.  And a busy place it was.  Constant activity.  And at least once a week he'd be giving a speech within a twenty-mile radius of my place, and he generally got very positive press locally.  I remember posting here that he was, by far, my favorite Democrat candidate.  I had real hopes for him winning his party's nomination, and that unless the GOP nominated Ron Paul, then I'd probably vote for him. 

I guess nothing's certain except death--and being swung around after death by some sadist trying to hit presidential candidates with your rotting corpse--so I didn't vote for the first option.  But I was reasonably convinced that he'd win if only he could win his party's nomination.
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« Reply #27 on: November 24, 2008, 10:43:16 AM »

No, silly, Mike Huckabee was going to be our next president.
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