Kamala Harris to formally accept Democratic presidential nomination

Harris will seek to remedy that in her speech. She will talk about how she was raised by a working mother and knows the challenges facing families hit by inflation, a campaign official said on condition of anonymity.
She will set her confident vision for America’s future against what her campaign calls Trump’s dark, conservative inspiration for a second term in the Oval Office, the official said.
Speaker after speaker has focused on the idea of freedom during the Democratic convention, as the party targets what it says are Republican plans to further limit abortion and clamp down on democratic institutions.
“Voters already have the Kamala vibes. Now they need the Kamala agenda,” said Sabato, a professor at the University of Virginia. A lack of economic policy “can defeat her faster than the border,” he added.
But when it comes to vibes, Democrats are in full-on celebration mode, unrecognizable from the party that was steeped in despair after the 81-year-old Biden’s catastrophic debate performance against Trump.
The Obamas raised the roof in Chicago on Tuesday, with the ex-first lady declaring that under Harris “hope is making a comeback”.
On Wednesday, Clinton, television talk show host Oprah Winfrey and musicians Stevie Wonder and John Legend were the warm-up acts for Walz, the governor of Minnesota.