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Here's Harris and Walz tonight in Ann Arbor in front of 21,000, a full house:

There would have been two more there tonight; my wife and I both signed up for it, but we knew it would be huge and she has a torn meniscus (outpatient surgery in two weeks) and going to the rally would have meant a lot of walking and then standing (it was outside).

So we remained at home and each gave another ten bucks via ActBlue.

Of a more interesting note......

The precautions the campaign took suggest a strong awareness of security risks. We signed up three days ago, but didn't learn the exact location and time in A2 until this morning.

Good on them... but for us, it was a no-go. It was in a neighborhood park just off the UMich campus. It would have been a nightmare getting in and out.

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