What Kamala Harris Will and Won’t Say in Her DNC Speech
CHICAGO, Illinois — Kamala Harris will present herself as a patriotic woman of the people fighting for freedom Thursday night, when—no matter what she says—she’ll make history at the Democratic National Convention.
First, when she takes the stage around 10:45 ET, expect Harris to introduce herself to the American people, highlighting how she’s just like them. It’s a theme her campaign has hit over and over, with multiple mentions of her college job working at McDonald’s.
“The VP will tell her story of being raised by a working mother in a middle-class neighborhood,” a Harris-Walz campaign official shared. “That background means she knows the everyday joys and challenges experienced by middle-class families like hers, and shares those values.”