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Harris crowd size 'speaks volumes' as Trump's gloomy message loses favor to joy, hope messaging
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8:10Now PlayingAs the Vance-Walz campaign continues to draw impressive, enthusiastic crowds in swing states, what appears to be a draw, beyond usual Democratic messages and disdain for Donald Trump, is that Kamala Harris has made an issue of "joy." And since Trump's entire political identity is based on grievance and fear, he can't find the means to push back as Harris' popularity continues to grow.
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