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> Most folks took 70% to mean that she would certainly win and were bitterly disappointed the morning after. Surely, given the outcome, more of those folks wer
by hanoz 8y ago
> Most folks took 70% to mean that she would certainly win and were bitterly disappointed the morning after.
Surely, given the outcome, more of those folks were pleasantly surprised at the outcome than "bitterly disappointed".
- asfasgasg 8y agoGiven that Clinton won the popular vote, and by a substantial margin, it is probable that more people were disappointed.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoThe margin was not "substantial". She didn't even get a majority of the vote.
- crispyambulance 8y agoYeah, certainly "A LOT" of people were actually pleasantly surprised. From my point of view in Philadelphia, however, virtually everyone was disappointed modulo a few crazies or people who had been hiding under a rock or some closeted college republicans. This just goes to show how bifurcated America has become, people on opposite sides view the other side as incomprehensibly batshit-crazy and/or evil.