Can the Women of the Philadelphia Suburbs Save the Democrats Again?
Briefly

from The New Yorker5 months ago
In Chester County, women gathered in a Democratic field office to rally support for Kamala Harris, urged on by Senator Elizabeth Warren, emphasizing grassroots activism for democracy.
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Elizabeth Warren passionately urged supporters, saying, "I will walk across broken glass...but I am going to get this done," highlighting her commitment to the campaign's success.
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One attendee, Tara Haarlander, noted her increased political engagement in 2020, aiming to combat disinformation, showcasing how the current climate is inspiring new activists.
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Chester County's wealth makes its voters vital for Kamala Harris's campaign, as the county is crucial for securing Pennsylvania’s nineteen Electoral College votes.
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