Obama rally in Delaware draws 20,000

[Sii]

Delaware?!?

seriously...these numbers are getting pretty incredible

18K in Denver and 13K in freakin Idaho recently as well
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[zzzz]

Ron Paul kicks *** in online polls.

 

[EuroHorn]

Tom Petty had a huge on the field crowd at the Super Bowl.

 

[SDhorn]

Giants win!

Nice try zzzz, but you are reaching if you are comparing the importance of an online poll to 20,000 people showing up to listen to a political candidate.

If Obama was drawing 4,000 and Hillary was drawing 20,000, I would not be happy. And you are fooling yourself, if you don’t believe it is evidence of Obama’s momentum. Hillary is very lucky that Super Tuesday is February 5th and not the 12th.

I suppose that $32M in contributions in January to $10M for Hillary is also meaningless.

 

[Fried JJ Pickles]

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[Super]

Actually the difference is that there's a whole lot more Obama supporters.

 

[KingBobo81]

These crowds can tend to fool people in thinking how much support somebody has (I am backing Obama btw...) old people who aren't plugged in to the tech world are going to go and vote for Hillary in mass quantities. I will be shocked, but obviously pleased, if Obama is the nominee.

 

[Mr.Wizard]

Not much to do in Delaware.

 

[kevwun]

Delaware...... Hi, I'm in Delaware.

 

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[TheTresLeches]

Kerry draws 80,000 in Madison in 2004. VICTORY!

 

[RyanUTAustin]

I think it is significant.
Interesting that he went to Delaware so he can impact voters in NJ.

It seems to have worked because he has gained tremendous ground in NJ.

 

[FondrenRoad]

He's getting my vote in NJ. Initially, I wasn't planning on voting in the primary. He almost lost it though when his supporters rang my doorbell at 9 am Sunday morning. Anyone that wakes me up early after a night of drinking will usually feel my wrath.

 

[SDhorn]

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[Texas Wahoo]

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