MSNBC's Joy Reid expressed awe at the palpable energy among attendees at the Democratic National Convention, highlighting their laughter, singing, and newfound sense of exuberance.
MSNBC host Joy Reid couldn't help but marvel at the infectious enthusiasm that permeated the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Attendees, once shrouded in uncertainty amidst President Biden's exit from the race, now exuded a renewed sense of purpose and camaraderie.
"I have not seen so many Democrats laugh, smile, sing. I mean, there is a song in the air," exclaimed Reid on her show, "The ReidOut." The convention floor buzzed with laughter, singing, and the occasional dance move, as attendees reveled in the moment.
DNC Attendees Exude Enthusiasm, Embracing the Possibility of a 'Joyous Fight'
Reid attributed this newfound enthusiasm to a collective sense of relief among Democrats. While they held President Biden in high regard, she emphasized that the crowd was prepared to fight relentlessly for the party's success in the upcoming election.
"There's a sense that it's — it'll be a fight, but it'll be a joyous fight now. It won't be a slog," Reid observed. "And I think people are just relieved and happy."
DNC Attendees Exude Enthusiasm, Embracing the Possibility of a 'Joyous Fight'
This surge in enthusiasm coincided with the announcement of President Biden's withdrawal from the race, which propelled Vice President Kamala Harris to the forefront. Her favorability has skyrocketed in recent weeks, reaching a high of 48%, according to a new Associated Press poll.
While Harris's approval ratings have soared, former President Trump remains at a steady 41% approval rating. The race for the White House remains fiercely contested, with polls placing Harris and Trump within the margin of error.
DNC Attendees Exude Enthusiasm, Embracing the Possibility of a 'Joyous Fight'
Reid's commentary reflects the palpable excitement among Democrats at the convention. They have embraced the possibility of a "joyous fight" and are eager to demonstrate their unwavering commitment to the party's principles.
As the convention progresses, it remains to be seen whether this enthusiasm will translate into tangible support for Harris and the Democratic candidates. However, the energy and optimism on display in Chicago serve as a reminder of the passion that fuels American politics.
In the meantime, Democrats are reveling in the moment, celebrating the unity and purpose that has reignited within their ranks. The "song in the air" at the DNC may just be the soundtrack to a newfound spirit of determination and optimism.
