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Having a Chance Has Changed the Democrats

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Vice President Kamala Harris' Philadelphia rally was full of the Democratic Party faithful.

With 90 days until the election, the overall mood was trending toward astonished giddiness.

After months in which efforts to drum up urgency have often been at odds with a persistent gloom among reliable Democratic voters, the grassroots and the party leadership understand each other at last.

"It was getting too tight,” said Sheila Easley , who had taken the day off from her job to attend her first political rally.

“It was starting to feel like 2016 again again. Now it’s like a light just lit up in me. Like Armageddon is not going to happen. We still have a chance.”.

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