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Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama exhort Philly supporters to get out and vote for Kamala Harris
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33% : " Harris and Trump continue to campaign frantically. 27% : President Barack Obama is here!" Parker introduced Legend, a University of Pennsylvania graduate who exhorted the crowd to vote for Harris, saying Trump was "so toxic, so destructive. 22% : In his remarks, Obama said that while polls show Trump faring better on the economy than Harris, Trump had inherited an economy rebuilt by the Obama administration. 6% : Trump, whose New York rally Sunday generated widespread criticism -- Obama described it as "trotting out and peddling the most racist, sexist, bigoted stereotypes" -- was in Georgia.
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