Elizabeth Warren has the crowds. Joe Biden has the lead. The split-screen story of one of the most intriguing match-ups of the Democratic presidential primary is unfolding in a glaring contrast of style and substance.
The split-screen story of one of the most intriguing match-ups of the Democratic presidential primary is unfolding in a glaring contrast of style and substance.On Sunday, Warren stood on the biggest stage of her presidential campaign for a rally here that drew an estimated 15,000 people — eclipsing an estimated 12,000-person event she held in Minnesota earlier in the week, according to her campaign.
With Warren rising in the polls and Biden’s lead narrowing since late spring, her message is igniting progressives.“Warren is on fire,” said Howard Dean, who in 2004 ran a Warren-like campaign as the unapologetic progressive outsider. But today’s Democratic Party is far more progressive and Warren is far better organized than he was in 2004, he added.
In light of Biden’s standing atop the polls and the number of endorsements of influential Democrats, his campaign has grown weary about reporters and critics — including Trump — using crowd size as a metric to judge him.“Are we worried about Elizabeth Warren’s crowd size? No, we’re not. I get it and I understand that it’s an easy metric to measure or to view,” said Pete Kavanaugh, Biden’s deputy campaign manager and point man in the early states.
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