Michelle Obama's Rallying Cry for Kamala Harris

In a fervent speech at the Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, describing her as the most qualified candidate. She emphasized Harris’ background and dedication to service, contrasting it with Trump’s divisive tactics and urging voters to stand for decency, empathy, and democracy.

Michelle Obama, the former First Lady, delivered a rousing endorsement of Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention, advocating for Harris as the most qualified presidential candidate in history. She highlighted Harris' journey from a middle-class background and the lessons learned from their late mothers.

Addressing a national audience, Michelle Obama proclaimed, 'America, hope is making a comeback,' receiving a warm reception from Democratic leaders and supporters. She compared Harris' commitment to public service with President Trump's divisive rhetoric, stressing the importance of dignity, respect, and opportunity for all.

Michelle Obama concluded her passionate plea by calling for widespread voter turnout, urging Americans to eschew fear and division and embrace the values of democracy. With the election fast approaching, she emphasized the power of every vote in shaping the nation's future.

(With inputs from agencies.)