Harris/Walz Rally in Philadelphia Live

[JLW]

Walz nailed it.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Walz nailed it.

Yes. He seems to have that ability through his whole career. He's a proven leader. He's really down to Earth.

He set the hall on fire.

 

[citygator]

That was everything you could want from an introduction of a VP to a rally. That was outstanding. I am just blown away.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

That was everything you could want from an introduction of a VP to a rally. That was outstanding. I am just blown away.

He will be reaching out to Independents as well as registered Republicans who are sick of the MAGA poison -- the cultural heroin.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Interesting comments from viewers.

 

[citygator]

Knows his facts

 

[citygator]

Bwahahahahaha

“I can’t wait to debate the guy. That is, if he’s willing to get off his couch and show up.”

 

[JLW]

The difference between a Harris rally and a Trump rally is that a Harris rally is pull of positive energy and optimism while a Trump rally reeks of negativism and pessimism. Give me a rally when you leave feeling good as opposed to one where you leave angry at yourself, your neighbor and the world.

 

[citygator]

That was not the dystopian America that Trump/Vance want to paint. That was an America of optimism, hope, love, inspiration, belief in possibilities, progress and achievement.

 

[Grumblenuts]

Walz was a wise choice. Better than "a moderate." Jim Hightower explains:

In 2006, I went Walzing across southern Minnesota in support of a “nobody” named Tim Walz. At the time, he was running an upstart, underdog congressional campaign as a plain-spoken progressive populist in what was then considered a solid-red rural district. He didn’t have a chance against the lobbyist-funded, Bush-backed GOP incumbent.

Except… Tim won! He did it the new “old-fashioned” way: By being himself, appealing directly to working class families, unabashedly confronting corporate power, and rallying volunteers in a door-to-door grassroots campaign.

Some Minnesota friends asked me to do a bit of stumping with him, and it was both exciting and great fun to team up with such a genuine, down-home Democrat. I later learned that while he was a first-time candidate, he came prepared—he had honed his political organizing knowledge by going through Camp Wellstone.

That was the unique, highly-effective, how-to school for progressive candidates and activists, created by the family and staff of my friend Paul Wellstone

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Walz is not a pig in a poke, but a proven progressive in his years as a lawmaker and governor. Dare we risk being enthusiastic, rallying to push the democratic values and political potential of the Harris-Walz ticket?

Yes.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Walz was a wise choice. Better than "a moderate." Jim Hightower explains:

"Progressive" = let's feed kids and treat women equally



Pathetic. This country is a joke, sometimes.

 

[Grumblenuts]

"Progressive" = let's feed kids and treat women equally



Pathetic. This country is a joke, sometimes.

Call me pathetic. I favor progress.