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[JDC]

1. Her support is a real ground swell.

She takes it to the people and they love what she is bringing.

[Blue_true]

22. I just hope she continue to go to the small places where she draws small crowds,

because a lot of people don't live in those places. But those places vote, our challenge is to reduce the votes for the republican in those places. Our candidates have shown that they can run big victory margins in successful urban areas.

[Ninga]

46. There is strategy to everything she does. She is a natural leader and understands that such an

event as last night had a global audience. Such an event as last night will inspire people to volunteer for her ground game and work on her campaign in other states. Last night was not pitched to just NYC.

[MyOwnPeace]

2. Trump had more.........

He's just looking for his sharpie to draw the crowd.....

[jcgoldie]

3. She's inspiring

Still plenty of room on the bus!

[Tipperary]

21. I am really thinking she is going to be the one for me.

She is very impressive.

[riversedge]

4. Thanks so much for the photos. Lovely to see.

[Fiendish Thingy]

5. Wow! Indeed ; haven't seen any posts about Biden's crowds, just polls nt

[zentrum]

6. Thank you so much for posting these.

She gave me chills. Hit every nail on the head about how corruption is destroying every pillar of our Democracy.

It's a 5-alarm fire.

[Politicub]

7. That's so awesome

She was the sleeper candidate and her star just keeps rising.

[tblue37]

11. The more voters see of her, the better they like her. nt

[njhoneybadger]

8. Good for her

[AlexSFCA]

9. If only Sanders would drop out and campaign for her

[Mars and Minerva]

12. That will never happen! nt

[tblue37]

10. Whoo hoo! nt

[BeyondGeography]

13. Some more images

Thanks for the thread, bigtree.

[DrFunkenstein]

14. Wow! One of the Best Speeches I've Heard In a Long, Long Time

A lot of political speeches are basically the same stuff, but this speech was literally astonishing.

[Baked Potato]

15. I love seeing so many excited and genuine Americans

This is what republicans are so envious of.

[AllaN01Bear]

16. ohm myyyyyyy.!

[NYC Democrat]

17. Just got back from this event.

Most hopeful and inspired iv felt in a while, energy was nuts, huge crowd. Waited 2 hours to get a picture with Sen.Warren it was great.

[BigmanPigman]

30. I'm jealous...

that you got to go to one of my favorite places to hang out and you met Warren.

[Bradshaw3]

31. I'm jealous too

Hopefully I'll get to see her in person soon.

[Eric J in MN]

34. Would you estimate she did selfies for 2 hours

...or for even a third hour after you got yours?

[Scalded Nun]

18. Absolutely Wonderful!

[kyburbonkid]

19. I'm still Undecided ... But leaning her way

Lots of good POVs to think about... But she is a very very good thoughtful speaker. If we can convince the Business/Wallstreet world she's better medicine (more profitable) than Trump, She can walk right into the WH.

[bullwinkle428]

20. A crowd of 20K in NYC for Trump would involve them carrying torches and pitchforks!

[Blue_true]

23. So true. And babyTrump balloons and TrumpRat balloons. nt

[SunSeeker]

24. K & R

[Starry Messenger]

25. Just around the corner from the Triangle Shirtwaist Building

Her referencing Francis Perkins was spot on, as it was the fire at that building that influenced her pro-worker policies

[Heartstrings]

26. My daughter was there!

She's an Elizabeth Warren supporter so was excited to actually hear her speak!

[napi21]

27. I'm still a Biden supporter, & I wanted Warren to be his VP choice. However,

I feel an attraction to Warren as potus too. We'll see. in my mind 2020 is still a long way away.

[torius]

28. I was lucky enough to be there tonight

She was great! Excellent speaker and communicator. If only my pics had come out as well as the ones you posted!

[kag]

32. I'm jealous.

I'd love to see her in person. She's exciting.

[cilla4progress]

29. Psyched!

My candidate!

She's got the mojo!

[Kind of Blue]

33. +1000! My Gawd, this is beautiful.

Thank you for posting, bigtree!

[LittleGirl]

35. Happy to see so many

that root for her like I do. I will have to find the speech so I can listen. Thanks for sharing.

[sagesnow]

36. Excellent speech.

Thanks for posting.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

37. Voters are more ready for change than the pundits.

People are sending an SOS; they don't want the s.o.s.

[Joe941]

38. This is impressive. Clinton never had anything like this...

This is the counter to tRump rallies!

[ehrnst]

40. Actually she did. You may be confusing a "rally" with some of the more intimate listening sessions

and town hall style gatherings that HRC held in response to the critique that the huge venues she filled in 2008 made her look like she "was being coronated."

But yes, when HRC held a rally, people really did turn out in numbers like the photo in the OP.

Link to tweet

“Today, today, you proved once again, there’s no place like home,” she told a jubilant crowd of more than 2,500 at the Sheraton New York hotel in Midtown after taking the stage to the song “Empire State of Mind” by Alicia Keys and Jay Z.

And more importantly, people rallied for her at the polls, where the crowd size really counts.

I think that Liz will be as successful in smaller gatherings, because like Hillary, she is truly an empathetic person, with a great deal of emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills. That's why her peers respect her so much and she has such influence with them. Some politicians are only really comfortable yelling and declaiming from a podium out into the vast sea of people the nearest of which are 25 feet away.

[MrsCoffee]

47. What?

Revisionist history.

[NNadir]

39. Impressive, but we had big crowds for Howard Dean.

I saw the crowd in Philadelphia and thought it had to be a slam dunk.

I have high hopes for Ms. Warren but it's a long way from here to there.

Just a word of caution and sobriety.

[ehrnst]

43. I think that her actions afterward, where she stayed and talked to every single person

makes her different than the yelling podium pounders that often draw big angry crowds.

[NNadir]

45. I think Dr. Dean was unjustly eviscerated for pounding but...

...yes hopefully you're right.

The media can make a big deal out of anything except, apparently, bragging about molesting women.

I often object to claiming that candidates are the same as candidates who went before, but seem to have done that to which I object.

[Pacifist Patriot]

41. I'm Undecided, but leaning heavily towards Warren.

If the primary were today, I'd have a difficult time choosing amongst four particular candidates. But something's nagging at me that I'd probably end up casting my vote for her.

I try not to make a decision until January of election year so I'm probably Undecided out of habit.

[ehrnst]

42. Like Hillary, she stayed to the very end, and talked to every single person.

That's the kind of genuine warmth this nation is going to need after DT.

[MoonRiver]

44. Wow, congrats Elizabeth!

You got it going on!