Democrats Unite to Propel Kamala Harris to the Presidency
A lineup of Democratic heavyweights, alongside notable Republican defectors, rallied support for Kamala Harris during the Democratic National Convention. They emphasized her dedication to the country and criticized Donald Trump. The convention featured speeches, performances, and a highlight on the Jan. 6 Capitol riots, urging unity against Trump's 2024 candidacy.
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In a blazing show of unity, Democratic stalwarts and Republican turncoats took the stage on Wednesday night to campaign for Kamala Harris in her 2024 presidential bid, aiming to prevent Donald Trump from returning to power. Former President Bill Clinton, addressing a lively crowd in Chicago, underscored the stakes by urging Americans to count Trump's self-references.
Joining Clinton, influential figures like Oprah Winfrey, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, and entertainers such as Stevie Wonder united to highlight Harris's commitment to national interests. The evening resonated with strong support, vibrant performances, and a critical spotlight on the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riots that starkly contrasted with the night's optimism.
Walz, running as Harris's vice-presidential candidate, will discuss his Nebraska farm upbringing and democratic values at the convention, pledging to counter Trump's third presidential run. As Harris prepared to address the attendees, Democrats rallied around a collective call for decency and respect, emphasizing unity and a brighter future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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