This was the line to get into Vice President Kamala Harris's rally in Glendale, Arizona tonight.

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This is the actual line. No edits here.

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Yesterday the Cook political report moved the key swing state of Arizona from a

rating of Leans Republican to toss up.

And one look at the size of that crowd that showed up to see

Kamala Harris speak tonight really speaks volumes helps you understand why.

The Harris campaign estimates that more than 15,000 people showed up to see her and Governor Tim Wells tonight.

All week Harris has drawn massive crowds, 12,000 in O' Clair, Wisconsin, 14,000 in Philadelphia,

15,000 in Detroit, and tonight more than 15,000 in Arizona.

People all across the country are legitimately excited about Kamala Harris.

Some of it's organic.

Some of it is relief about the angst around Joe Biden

and some of it is a new campaign strategy.

Since taking her place at the top of the ticket, Harris has changed the Democratic

tickets, messaging strategy entirely. As people close to Harris told NBC

News today, gone are Joe Biden's dark warnings about the life and death stakes for American

democracy. While Harris understands that threat, she's choosing to focus the

messaging of her campaign on freedom and joy.

Freedom and joy.

Let's take those two things one at a time.

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