Barack and Michelle Obama to speak on second day of Democratic national convention
Theme set for Tuesday of Kamala Harris’s ‘bold vision’ will contrast with Trump’s dystopian vision of the USThe Democratic National Convention enters its second day in Chicago on Tuesday with Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign seeking to lay out what it calls a “bold vision for America” as it seeks to move forward from Joe Biden’s emotional valedictory speech.Carrying the flame on the second night of primetime speeches will be the Obamas, with Michelle Obama addressing the convention shortly before her husband Barack takes the stage. The couple’s endorsement of Harris in July was seminal in securing the Democratic presidential nomination for the current US vice-president, helping to bypass a potentially ugly internal fight.What is the DNC?Joe Biden speaks at DNC night one following surprise appearance by Kamala HarrisPro-Palestinian protesters march before DNCHere are the rising stars and politicians to watch this weekWhat to know about Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Continue reading...
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The Democratic National Convention continues with Kamala Harris's "bold vision for America." The Obamas endorse Harris, highlighting her historic nomination. Delegates gather in Chicago for a symbolic roll call. Harris aims to contrast with Trump's narrative of America. Biden receives a warm reception, denounces Trump, and addresses the Gaza war. Speculations on Biden's confidence and relations with senior Democrats emerge. Obama's keynote speech is expected to highlight Harris's qualifications. The convention remains under the shadow of ongoing tensions over the Gaza war.