Kamala Harris59, formally accepted the presidential nomination of the Democratic Party during the convention held at the United Center in Chicago. In an emotional and endearing speech, the successor of Joe Biden In her race, she pledged to be “the president of all Americans” and to lead an effort to heal the divisions that have scarred the nation in recent years.
“In this election, our nation has a precious opportunity to leave behind the bitterness, cynicism and battles that divide us,” declared the candidate, who highlighted her promise to unite the country around “our greatest aspirations.” Referring to her roots and her career as a lawyer, prosecutor and first female vice president of USAstressed the importance of rebuilding the middle class, which he considers a personal goal given his own experience.
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The candidate He recalled his parents’ humble origins, his childhood in a working-class neighborhood, and his longing for his mother, who taught him “not to do anything halfway,” while recounting his upbringing in the civil rights movement and his subsequent career in the legal field.
The event was full of symbolism and unconditional support from the five thousand delegates present, who had previously ratified their candidacy. Among the attendees, the presence of key figures of the Democratic Partywho fervently supported the former California senator.
“We will not back down! We will not back down!” exclaimed the vice president, while the crowd euphorically chanted the slogan.
In her speech, the first female vice president of the US also warned of the “extremely serious consequences” of a possible re-election of the real estate magnate, emphasizing the power that the former president could accumulate after recent decisions of the Supreme Court which could grant him judicial immunity.
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The Democratic Convention also saw the participation of prominent party leaders. Former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, along with Michelle Obamaoffered messages of support, highlighting the importance of unity and hope at a crucial moment for the country.
With 74 days left before the elections of November 5ththe first African-American and Asian woman to serve as US vice president, faces the challenge of convincing voters that she is the leader who can guide the world’s most powerful nation toward a more inclusive and united future.
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2024-08-27 15:50:28