The Obamas Come Home to Support Harris: A Politics Desk Exclusive

The second day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago featured a nostalgic return by former President Barack Obama, who emphasized party unity and the need to reject division and hatred in politics. Former First Lady Michelle Obama took a more direct approach in confronting President Trump and his treatment of her family, while Doug Emhoff introduced the country to his wife, Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris. The convention highlighted the Democratic Party’s cohesion and institutional strength, with every living president represented and a focus on defeating Trump as a unifying goal. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer hinted at possible changes to the filibuster rule if Democrats win the Senate, Michael Bloomberg and Timothy Mellon made significant donations to super PACs, and Matt Gaetz secured victory in his GOP primary. A Montana initiative on abortion access will be on the November ballot, and young voters in Wisconsin are reacting to Biden’s replacement with Harris on the ticket. Overall, the convention showcased a united Democratic Party and a clear goal of defeating Trump in the upcoming election.

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