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Democrats managed to be in two places at once on Tuesday night, holding a ceremonial roll-call vote at their Chicago convention to celebrate Vice President Kamala Harris as their party’s nominee, while she herself rallied supporters roughly 80 miles north in Milwaukee.
Vice President Kamala Harris will hold a rally in Milwaukee on Tuesday night at the same basketball arena where former President Donald J. Trump accepted the Republican nomination just a month ago, at a time when his party believed he was coasting to victory against a hapless President Biden.
In Michigan, Vice President Kamala Harris declared that Americans should be free to make personal decisions — without having “their government telling them what to do.”
Vice President Kamala Harris said on Saturday that she would seek to end federal income taxes on tips if she were elected president, mirroring a policy proposal that former President Donald J. Trump made earlier this year.
Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate, Tim Walz, wasn’t always a Minnesotan. He was born in rural Nebraska in the small community of West Point, a town of roughly 3,500 people 60 miles northwest of Omaha.
Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t take the race bait.
He trash-talked a journalist to her face in front of a roomful of her peers. He rattled off childish insults. He trafficked in racial tropes. While former President Donald J. Trump’s interview with a group of Black journalists on Wednesday left the room — and the internet — gasping, it was exactly the sort of thing his supporters will love.
Vice President Kamala Harris made an appeal on Wednesday to the Democratic Party’s most loyal voting bloc, Black women, telling an audience of several thousand in Indianapolis that Donald J. Trump’s agenda represented “an outright attack on our children, our families and our future.”