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A group of prominent Republicans, including former officials, have publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president, citing Donald Trump's behavior and policies as disqualifying. The letter highlights concerns over Trump's affinity for authoritarianism and his actions surrounding the January 6 Capitol attack. This endorsement aims to attract moderate Republicans and independents ahead of the election.
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On August 22, 2024, Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Her speech emphasized themes of economic opportunity and social justice, while protests outside highlighted opposition to U.S. support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict. Harris's nomination follows President Biden's withdrawal from the race.
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Kamala Harris has officially accepted the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention, following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race. Her speech emphasized economic security, patriotism, and a commitment to confronting global threats, while also contrasting her vision with that of Donald Trump. Polls indicate a surge in her popularity among swing voters.
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The Democratic National Convention in Chicago featured a lively roll call for Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz, showcasing state-specific songs and performances, including a surprise appearance by Lil Jon. This year's event aimed to create a festive atmosphere, contrasting sharply with the Republican National Convention.
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During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, pro-Palestinian protests occurred, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and a Palestinian speaker at the event. Despite significant turnout, the protests did not disrupt the convention, and organizers expressed mixed feelings about their impact. Police maintained a heavy presence, with some clashes reported.
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The Democratic National Convention (DNC) outperformed the Republican National Convention (RNC) in viewership, with Kamala Harris's acceptance speech drawing 15 million viewers, surpassing Donald Trump's 12.3 million. Overall, the DNC averaged 20.2 million viewers, while the RNC averaged 19.1 million, reflecting a shift in political engagement.
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Kamala Harris officially accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for president during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Her running mate, Tim Walz, delivered an emotional speech the previous night. The convention featured notable speakers and performances, culminating in Harris's anticipated address focused on social issues and a critique of Donald Trump.