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Mini Racker is a politics reporter with The Daily Beast covering campaigns. She previously worked as a staff writer covering national politics at TIME. Before that, she was a writer and editor at National Journal's Hotline and interned for the Los Angeles Times in Sacramento. She graduated from Stanford University with a degree in mechanical engineering and a minor in poetry.
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The will-she-won’t-she-appear question had hung in the air all day at Chicago’s United Center.
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“It’s the fourth quarter, we’re down a field goal,” said Walz, as he made everyman appeal the center of his pitch to voters.
And the independent billionaire literally sang “Kamala Harris” as she asked attendees to vote their values, as she does.
Legacy was clearly on his mind when he made the case for Kamala Harris—but he also got in plenty of digs at Trump.
He did say that the 44th president privately thinks the 45th’s obsession with crowd sizes is “supremely weird.”