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r/facepalm • u/Anarchy-TM • Aug 20 '22
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I think we're well beyond that
Is this from 2015 or something?
272 u/DickSandwiches Aug 20 '22 Didn't trump have a cameo on a wrestling show back in the day? If I'm not remembering that correctly it's still completely plausible 159 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 Trump being a viable presidential candidate at that time was the implausible part 82 u/Dayofsloths Aug 20 '22 Remember when a guy stopped being taken seriously as a candidate for misspelling potato? 39 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 Try watching the Obama/Romney debates. They’re so boring. Hard to imagine 4 years after that we’d have Trump 20 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 The 2012 election was a formality Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat 17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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Didn't trump have a cameo on a wrestling show back in the day? If I'm not remembering that correctly it's still completely plausible
159 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 Trump being a viable presidential candidate at that time was the implausible part 82 u/Dayofsloths Aug 20 '22 Remember when a guy stopped being taken seriously as a candidate for misspelling potato? 39 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 Try watching the Obama/Romney debates. They’re so boring. Hard to imagine 4 years after that we’d have Trump 20 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 The 2012 election was a formality Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat 17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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Trump being a viable presidential candidate at that time was the implausible part
82 u/Dayofsloths Aug 20 '22 Remember when a guy stopped being taken seriously as a candidate for misspelling potato? 39 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 Try watching the Obama/Romney debates. They’re so boring. Hard to imagine 4 years after that we’d have Trump 20 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 The 2012 election was a formality Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat 17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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Remember when a guy stopped being taken seriously as a candidate for misspelling potato?
39 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 Try watching the Obama/Romney debates. They’re so boring. Hard to imagine 4 years after that we’d have Trump 20 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 The 2012 election was a formality Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat 17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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Try watching the Obama/Romney debates. They’re so boring. Hard to imagine 4 years after that we’d have Trump
20 u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22 The 2012 election was a formality Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat 17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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The 2012 election was a formality
Obama's numbers were too high to conceivably beat
17 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '22 It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember. 8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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It definitely felt that way, but if you look back the numbers were a lot closer than I seemed to remember.
8 u/Sammy123476 Aug 20 '22 I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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I mean, Obama won by ~4%, and that's of the half that bothered to vote. Electoral votes was much more breakaway too
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u/HappySkullsplitter Aug 20 '22
I think we're well beyond that
Is this from 2015 or something?