The Democratic National Convention He lived a night full of emotions and promises, driven by the intervention of the former president Barack Obama and the former first lady Michelle Obamawho offered enthusiastic support for the presidential candidacy of Kamala Harris.
Barack Obama, known for his ability to move crowds, used his speech to make clear that the United States is ready for a new chapter under Harris’ leadership.
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“We are ready for President Kamala Harris. And Kamala Harris is ready for the job,” Obama told a cheering crowd at Chicago’s United Center. To a standing ovation that echoed throughout the arena, the former president adapted his iconic 2008 slogan, this time chanted as “Yes, she can!”, in reference to the first black woman running for the White House.
Before the 44th US president took the microphone, Michelle Obama had said that in “America, hope is back.” Her speech, filled with references to the past and future, reaffirmed confidence in Harris’ ability to lead at a critical moment for the nation. “Kamala Harris is more than up to this moment,” she said, underscoring the connection between Harris’ struggle and her husband’s legacy.
The Obamas’ presence at the convention was more than symbolic. It not only marked Barack’s return to the stage that catapulted him to national prominence two decades ago, but also served as an injection of energy into a candidacy that seeks to replicate the transformative spirit of his historic 2008 campaign.
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The Obamas’ presence at the convention was more than symbolic. It not only marked the former president’s return to the stage that catapulted him to national prominence two decades ago, but also served as a shot in the arm for a candidacy that seeks to replicate the transformative spirit of the 2008 campaign.
With a crowd of 18,000 people, the convention demonstrated that the strength of Harris’ message, now reinforced by the support of the Obamas, is ready to face the electoral battle against Donald Trump in November.
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2024-08-24 10:59:19