Inger Støjberg told her Denmark Democrats national meeting in Herning on Saturday that the party has matured enough to reach beyond the rural districts. She put the big-city electorate in her sights at the meeting, pitching the party as ready to embrace a far broader group of voters. Her message was that the Denmark Democrats no longer see themselves as a purely rural phenomenon. Before the day finished, though, she also delivered a categorical promise, a pledge the report warns could trip the party up and make its expansion task much harder. What that promise entails is not spelled out in the available material.