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Even inside the Republican Party, Trump’s effort to turn the page seemed doomed and pathetic; polls in late 2022 began to show him getting swamped in the GOP primary by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Obama ended up winning the popular vote by four points and swamped Romney in the electoral vote count 332 to 206.

Werner's goal was his first of the season, only his third in 26 appearances for the club, but the manner in which he was swamped by elated team-mates and the reaction of the home fans illustrated that he remains a popular figure.

In the pandemic we heard reports of swamped hospitals in danger of being overwhelmed though to what extent was never fully clear.

More recently, Harvey swamped Texas in 2017 and cost about $125 billion in damage — second only to Katrina's destruction in New Orleans and along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 2005.