Kamala Harris flexes muscles in Milwaukee and Chicago while Trump campaign goes limp

Donald Trump has long used the size of his rally crowds as a measure of his … let’s say “political might.”

After what Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign pulled off Tuesday night, the former president might want to rethink that metric.

In a flex of political muscle, Harris and running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz filled Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee ‒ the site of last month’s Republican National Convention ‒ floor to ceiling with screaming supporters. They did that while the United Center, 90 miles south in Chicago, was packed with Harris delegates and fans for the second night of the Democratic National Convention.